I'm a data scientist at Google on the search platforms data science team. I work on Google Search experimentation and evals. Previously, I was economist at Amazon, where I'm part of the Survey Science Team in the People eXperience and Technology organization. 

I hold a PhD in education policy and program evaluation from Harvard University. My research focuses on the intersection of higher education policy with immigration, transportation, and health care—particularly how these overlapping policy areas shape educational and labor market outcomes for low-income, minority, and immigrant communities.

During my PhD, I was a doctoral research affiliate at the Harvard Project on Workforce, researching workforce development organizations and their relationship with higher education institutions. I also completed two internships at Amazon, where I worked on projects related to hiring processes, and encouraging manager best practices. 

I hold a Master's in Public Policy from Vanderbilt University, where I worked as an analyst in the Department of Health Policy, and a bachelor's degree in economics from Brigham Young University.

As a first-generation Mexican immigrant who came to the U.S. as a young child, my experiences navigating higher education deeply inform my research. Outside of work, my wife and I stay busy raising our four energetic kids.

You can find my resume here.