Welcome! I am a fourth-year Accounting PhD candidate at the University of Maryland,  Smith School of Business. I am broadly interested in the intersection between accounting and labor economics, with focuses on:

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• The skills and economic roles of accountants & auditors 

• The role of information in labor market 

• Technology skills and AI labor market

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I hold a Master of Accounting degree from the University of Michigan. Prior to my doctoral study, I worked as a consultant at PwC, where I worked with clients across sectors including banking, insurance, technology, and education.

 

Beyond academia, I enjoy classical music, classical Chinese poetry, history, jogging and (occasional) gym training. I play the traditional Chinese instrument, the Erhu.