Joint Economic Committee staffer with deep expertise in macroeconomic research, legislative process, and strategic communications—briefing Congress since 2022.
Learn moreI work at the intersection of rigorous economic analysis and fast-moving legislative process. As a staffer on the Joint Economic Committee, I translate complex macroeconomic data into clear, actionable briefings for Members of Congress and their staff.
My work spans the full policy cycle—from researching and drafting the Joint Economic Report, to delivering real-time macroeconomic updates to over 1,700 Congressional staffers, to managing press and communications for the Committee.
I bring technical depth from a foundation in economics combined with the institutional knowledge of someone who has navigated Capitol Hill from day one.
Deep familiarity with Congressional workflow—hearing preparation, briefing support, member office liaison, and deadline-driven document management.
Translates federal economic data into policy-relevant analysis. Experienced sourcing and analyzing datasets from CBO, BEA, BLS, OMB, and Treasury.
Manages the full communications lifecycle: drafting releases, coordinating stakeholder outreach, and amplifying policy work through digital channels.
Fluent in the core research and legislative infrastructure of Capitol Hill.
Operates effectively in the high-stakes, deadline-driven environment of the U.S. Congress.
Proficient in the full Microsoft Office Suite with particular depth in Excel for data sourcing and federal dataset analysis.
A rigorous grounding in economic theory and quantitative analysis, complemented by a Political Science minor that provided early exposure to legislative institutions and public policy frameworks.
This dual foundation—technical economic training paired with political science fluency—directly informs the work of translating complex datasets into language that moves policy.
Available for conversations about economic policy, Congressional affairs, and public communications roles in Washington.