About
I am an economist and Managing Consultant at SQW. My background combines research in network economics and game theory with quantitative modelling and applied data analysis. I am interested in how incentives and connections between people, organisations, and markets shape economic outcomes.
Alongside my role at SQW, I continue to teach part time at Heriot-Watt University until December 2026.
Areas of expertise
Economic analysis and incentives
Understanding behaviour, strategic interactions, and policy choices through microeconomics and game theory.
Networks and interdependencies
Examining how connections between people, organisations, and markets shape outcomes and transmit risks.
Data analysis and modelling
Using statistical methods, machine learning, and simulation to investigate decisions and their consequences.
Background
I hold a PhD in Economics from Birkbeck, University of London, where I specialised in network economics and game theory. I have over ten years’ experience in higher education, including research and teaching in microeconomics, game theory, and economic policy.
I have also completed the MIT Applied Data Science Program, developing applied skills in machine learning and statistical modelling. My research and independent projects bring these interests together.
Recent updates
- Joined SQW as Managing Consultant.
- Presented at TMF in London.
Earlier talks and conferences
- June 2024: Presented at CMID24 in Budapest.
- June 2023: Presented at CoED23 in Girona.
- March 2023: Presented Networks and Economic Policy at the Scottish Government Assistant Economists meeting.
- January 2023: Attended the SGPE Conference in Crieff.
- August 2022: Presented at the European ESA conference.
- July 2022: Presented at SUNBELT.
- May 2022: Presented at the CNEE workshop, Economics of Networks.