Education

Research Fields

Macroeconomics (Monetary Economics), Information Economics (Rational Inattention, Expectations Formation)

State-Dependent Central Bank Communication with Heterogeneous Beliefs
Replicability of a Journal: a Comprehensive Overview (joint with H. Kingi, F. Stanchi and L.Vilhuber)
Measuring and Comparing Consumption Inequality in France and the United States (joint with A.Accardo, C.Jude and A.Penalver)
Econometric Analysis of Regime Switches and of Fiscal Multipliers

Central Bank Information Shocks: Evidence from Speeches (joint with P.Hubert, M.L'e)
The Signaling Effect of State-Dependent Central Bank Communication
The Effect of Monetary Policy on Consumption Inequality (joint with A.Accardo, C.Jude and A.Penalver)
Are Internal and External Communication Strategies of Central Banks Consistent? (joint with K.Istrefi and G.Sestieri)
Media Coverage of Central Banks’ Monetary Policy: Heterogeneity and its Implication (with K.Istrefi, B.Sagna and G.Sestieri)
State-Dependent Central Bank Communication: a DSGE approach
Mass layoffs and wage rigidity (with C.Huckfeldt)

August 2020-: Banque de France, Research Economist, Monetary and Financial Studies Division, Monetary Policy Department
2019: Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, CSWEP Summer Dissertation Fellowship
2018: European Central Bank, DG Research - Monetary Policy, PhD Summer Research Internship
2016-present: Cornell University, Research Assistant for Lars Vilhuber
Summer 2015: Cornell University, Research Assistant for Julieta Caunedo
Summer 2014: European Central Bank, DG Monetary Policy, Monetary Policy Strategy division, Traineeship
Summer 2013: French Economic Observatory (OFCE), Analysis and Forecasting, Traineeship
2011-2012: Columbia University, Research Assistant for Noha Emara

Spring 2023: Macroeconomics of Monetary Policy Evaluation, Sciences Po Paris
Spring 2022: Macroeconomics of Monetary Policy Evaluation, Sciences Po Paris
Spring 2016: Understanding Social and Economic Data, for Lars Vilhuber, John Abowd and Warren Brown
Summer 2016: High Performance Computing for Economists workshop, with Lars Vilhuber and Flavio Stanchi
2015: Introductory Macroeconomics, Cornell University, for Jennifer Wissink
2014: Intermediate Macroeconomics, Sciences Po, for Zsofia Barany
2012: Analysis and Optimization, Columbia University, for Clement Hongler

2019: CSWEP Summer Dissertation Fellowship (Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis), Cornell Graduate School Conference Travel Grant, EEA travel grant
2018: European Central Bank Summer Research Internship, DG Research - Monetary Policy
2014: Sage Fellowship, Cornell
2012: Columbia University, member of the Honor Society
2010-2012: Columbia University Dean’s List, TOMS scholarship

2022: HEC Paris (invited), Theories and Method (T2M) London, Modeling Uncertainty (MUSEES) conference - EM Lyon, Western Economic Association International (invited), ECB-NY Fed-CEMLA conference on new challenges in monetary policy, ESCB research cluster 2, LISER conference on inflation inequalities (invited), Toulouse School of Economics, Banque de France network (Lyon)
2021: Banco de Portugal, Banque de France DGSEI seminar, Universite Paris-Dauphine, Workshop in Monetary Economics University of Basel, Bundesbank and Riksbank ESCB research cluster conferences (discussions), International Economics Club
2020: European Central Bank, Banca d’Italia, Banque de France, Bank of England, Bundesbank, Sverige Riksbank, Norges Bank, St Gallen Universitat, Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis, Board of Governors (planned), Bank of Canada,
2019: Midwest Economic Association Annual Meeting (session on the Challenges of Central Banking Policy), Western Economic Association International’s Student Graduate Workshop, Annual Congress of the European Economic Association (Manchester), Richmond Fed, St Louis Fed, Young Economist Symposium (Columbia University), Cornell Macro Lunch
2018: European Central Bank, Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in the Social Science, UC Louvain Conference on New Challenges of Central Bank Communication
2017: Cornell Macro Lunch
2013: Observatoire Francais des Conjonctures Economiques

Referee for the B.E Journal of Macroeconomics
Reviewer for the Spring Meeting of Young Economists
Organization of the Banque de France/Toulouse School of Economics Research seminars (\href{https://www.tse-fr.eu/bdf?tabs=4}{link})
Member of the Inequality Task Force - Banque de France

Programming: Matlab, Stata, Sas, Python, LaTeX, Git/GitHub
Languages: French (native), English (fluent), Spanish (fluent), German (beginner)
Certifications: Certification of the French Financial Markets Authority