I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at Université Paris Dauphine – PSL, working at the intersection of macroeconomics, artificial intelligence, and the value of data assets. My research focuses on how data and compute reshape productivity, emissions, and labor markets in the digital economy using macroeconomic models and computational methods (LLMs, Machine Learning). I am supervised by Prof. Lise Patureau.
Visiting fellow. From October 2025 to December 2025, I have been a visiting researcher hosted by Prof. Isaac Baley at UPF Barcelona.
Before starting my PhD, I was an Economist/Data Scientist at the OECD Science, Technology and Innovation Directorate and at the Statistics and Data Directorate. There I applied NLP to measure digital skills and machine learning tools to nowcast trade and productivity indicators. I also led a team to design and implement the OECD AI Index, including database creation, data collection and strategic analysis. I have experience managing international projects in collaboration with governments, industry partners and NGOs.
Feel free to reach out if you’d like to connect or collaborate.
Outside of research and policy work, you find me swimming in some sort of water (regularly and on vacation), hiking in mountains close to the beautiful Kloster Andechs in the Bavarian Alps, or cooking my favourite Thai green curry.