1. What do you do?

I am an assistant professor in the School of Public Policy at Georgia Tech. 

As a professor, I balance teaching and research. I teach courses in cost-benefit analysis and environmental economics to master’s students. My research interests are climate, environmental, and energy economics. My work focuses on the impact of innovative technology on climate change policy and governance.

I also like to bike, read, and try new restaurants.

1. What do you do?

I am a sustainability analyst for a multi-family Real Estate Investment Trust (apartments).

First and foremost, I manage the utility data for accuracy and completion. I use utility data to track our monthly and annual consumption. I work on projects that reduce our energy and water consumption. I track the progress of these projects and work with vendors on ways for us to achieve net zero by 2050. I use models and data to optimize our capital budget to have the most impact on our portfolio.