I am a fourth-year PhD Student in the Operations, Information and Decisions Department at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania,
where I am fortunate to work with Professors Serguei Netessine and Christian Kaps.
My research focuses on emerging topics in clean energy, with a particular interest in addressing how to best integrate new technologies in existing energy systems to mitigate the impacts of climate change. In my ongoing work, I study geographically varying returns from clean energy investments to identify optimal development strategies. I also explore new business models and technology innovations in the clean energy space that improve developer returns and support more efficient operations of evolving electricity systems.
Prior to my doctoral studies, I graduated magna cum laude from UC Berkeley with a BS in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research, where I was advised by Professor Candace Yano. I spent my undergraduate summers working at Tesla Energy and EDF Renewables, and my experiences there helped shape my passion for the energy transition.