Bio/CV

I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at the Paris School of Economics, supervised by Eric Maurin. My research lies at the intersection of labour economics, public economics, and the economics of technological change, with a particular focus on recruitment, skills, and employer behaviour.

Alongside my doctoral research, I serve as Coordinator for Eastern Europe and Russia at the World Inequality Lab. This work supports a parallel research agenda on income and wealth inequality in Eastern Europe, including its historical origins and long-run development.

I hold a Master’s degree in Applied Economics from the Paris School of Economics and a Master’s degree in International and Development Studies from the Graduate Institute Geneva. I am also an alumna of the École Normale Supérieure in Paris.

Before and during my PhD, I held research and consulting positions at J-PAL Europe, the World Bank, the Center for Global Development, and UNESCO, working on labour-market programmes, technology adoption, migration, development finance, and education.

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