About Me
I am a freelance policy analyst, interested in helping design effective public policies.
I work with mission-driven organizations to help them navigate the congressional budget and appropriations processes.
I have previously worked as an analyst at the Congressional Budget Office, the Congressional Research Service, the White House’s Office of Management and Budget, and the Senate Finance Committee.
Areas of Expertise
I take pride in my ability to provide in-depth analysis and comprehensive policy solutions to my clients, whether in the public or private sector. My knowledge and experience make me an invaluable resource for anyone looking to achieve their policy goals.
Policy design and economic modeling
- I have experience with applied economic modeling and policy analysis across different policy areas, including: health insurance and health policy, tax, transportation, and energy policy.
- I can work with clients to design and model the effects of different policy designs and quantify the costs and benefits of different public policies.
Synthesizing Data Research
- I have experience conducting reviews of academic and other policy research, and can provide clients with concise summaries of the existing research on a variety of policy topics.
- I can analyze and summarize public datasets to help clients understand particular economic markets and policy topics.
- Together, I can provide qualitative and quantitative analysis to help stakeholders better understand the interaction of current state and federal policies and local, state, and national economies.
Congressional procedure and budget process
- I have a detailed understanding of congressional procedure and the budget process.
- I can help stakeholders understand the congressional budget and appropriations process and identify opportunities to advance funding priorities.
- I can model the costs and savings of policy changes to help clients anticipate how potential legislation could be scored by the Congressional Budget Office.
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Get in Touch
I’m here to help answer any questions you may have about my services or expertise. Whether you’re interested in discussing a potential project, or simply want to learn more about what I do, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. I’m looking forward to hearing from you!