I completed my PhD in Applied Economics at the University of Saskatchewan in 2025 and am currently on the job market. My research takes a macro-finance perspective on crypto market microstructure, focusing on how price discovery, liquidity, and shocks propagate across fragmented trading venues connected through arbitrage and trade routing. I combine transaction-level blockchain and market data with structural microstructure models to study equilibrium outcomes in decentralized markets. Alongside my research, I have taught economics courses at the University of Saskatchewan and St. Thomas More College, ranging from introductory to advanced levels. For more details on my work, please visit my research page.