Projects

Applied statistics teaching site spanning probability foundations through time series. Twelve chapters with Excel, Stata, R, and Julia code side by side; browser-side interactive demos for the distribution sampler, CLT, OLS, and bootstrap.

Applied causal inference for the spatial social sciences. Fifteen chapters with R + Stata side-by-side, including networks, intermediary fixed-effects, and optimal transport.

An MBA-grade corporate finance reference site themed around Cyberpunk 2077's Night City. WACC, DCF, M&A, capital structure, and bond pricing taught through a fictional Arasaka-vs-Militech competitive landscape.

Intermediate macroeconomics reference with live FRED dashboards, central-bank RSS feeds, and 126 worked practice problems. Built for the panicked student the night before a final.

A global gridded effective-distance dataset built on WorldPop population grids and GHS-SMOD settlement layers. Co-authored with Dr. Elizaveta Gonchar.

A visual textbook on statistical and econometric inference. Figures lead, prose points at them. In active draft.

Cesium-based interactive viewer for every New Markets Tax Credit project deployed in the U.S. between FY2001 and FY2022. The data spine behind the rural-mobilization-gap paper.

A reference repository of working Stata code patterns I keep going back to: reghdfe templates, csdid event-study scaffolding, ivreghdfe with weak-IV tests, rdrobust calls, the full pipeline I use for blended-finance impact-evaluation work.

Python toolkit for macroeconomic research with Numba-accelerated FRED pipelines and structural-VAR scaffolding. Built for the kind of empirical macro work where the data engineering eats the analyst's day.

Models for the analysis of physical and financial risks linked to geospatial climate exposures. A toolkit for combining IPCC scenario gridded data with bank-balance-sheet and insurance-portfolio exposures.

The running back-of-the-notebook archive: working LaTeX, Quarto, and Python templates for the courses I teach and tutor through. Intermediate micro and macro, econometrics, finance, math-for-econ.