Welcome to my website!

I am a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Warwick. I received my PhD from the Toulouse School of Economics. 

My research interests lie primarily in the fields of public and gender economics. I focus on understanding gender differences in socioeconomic outcomes and the public policies that can help narrow these gaps, as well as on developing empirical methods for welfare analysis of complex reforms. I study these questions by combining rich microdata with causal inference techniques and structural models.

In my research in empirical public economics, I study the welfare impacts of universal childcare provision and subsidies for green technologies. This work notably explores the extent to which sufficient-statistics approximations of welfare effects can be applied to non-marginal reforms and develops structural approaches to address these limitations.

In gender economics, beyond childcare programs, I also studied veiling and the economic participation of Muslim women in France, as well as gender differences in the intergenerational transmission of violence victimization.

I also contribute to improving reproducibility and transparency in economics research through my involvement with the Institute for Replication.

I am on the 2025-2026 Job Market for economists. You can download my Job Market Paper here.