Head Research Associate supporting Economists in the Applied Micro/Macro GroupCo-authored three FRBSF Economic Letters on the Phillips Curve:(1) "Does Ultra-Low Unemployment Spur Rapid Wage Growth?" with Sylvain Leduc and Daniel J. Wilson(2) "Inflation: Stress-Testing the Phillips Curve" with Òscar Jordà, Fernanda Nechio, and Eric Tallman (3) "Why Is Inflation Low Globally?" with Òscar Jordà, Fernanda Nechio, and Eric Tallman Presented (1) and (2) at the 2019 Western Economic Association International.

Peer advisor to underclassmen on academic topics such as course selection, professor relationships, and strategies for success

Research Assistant to Professors Ilyana Kuziemko and Tom Vogl in the Woodrow Wilson School Center for Health and Wellbeing:-Compiled data sets and performed initial analysis using Stata, R, Python, and GIS software. Contributed findings to published academic papersProfessor Sylvain Chassang in the Department of Economics, currently at NYU:-Currently conducting research on clinical trial drop-out rates-Downloaded and processed data using Java XML files, conducted analysis in Stata, R, and Python

Fellow holding 50+ conferences with students per semester to improve writing, teach writing pedagogy, and offer feedback on papers.Only undergraduate on the Independent Work Committee, a committee of graduate students and faculty in the Writing Program that provides assistance and plans workshops relating to research on campus

Summer Analyst in the Global New Products Group within Capital Markets Origination. Global New Products is a group that works with Debt Capital Markets to structure hybrid security solutions for both FIG and Corporate clientsResearched and modeled U.S. and Canadian bank capital positions to predict possible future issuance related to compliance with Federal Reserve regulations on Total Loss Absorbing Capacity/Long-Term Debt and Capital Position Stress Testing (DFAST and CCAR).Analyzed case studies of callable insurance hybrids to determine unforeseen spillover effects of not exercising call optionality.

Elected to represent the undergraduate student body on the Princeton University Store Board of Trustees

Reporter covering the crime beat; wrote 80+ front-page articles covering University crime, local politics, jurisdictional issues, legal matters, and University affairs.All articles can be found here: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/staff/chitra-marti

Intern in the Office of Markets within the Division of Economic and Risk AnalysisWrote a white paper examining the effects of Rule 105 on the short-selling market; in particular, the state of offerings not currently subject to the rule:Compiled data from SDC to form a relevant sample; wrote and modified code in SAS to conduct statistical data and regression analyses, including difference-in-difference regressions. Used results to determine the level of manipulative activity and recommend future rule making.Contributed to a Dodd-Frank mandated Congressional study on the state of short selling:Added findings from white paper to make suggestions for future research and legislation. Updated existing report tables and figures using NASDAQ raw data and Excel and documented the process to update and/or recreate these charts.

Lobbied Student Activities, faculty advisers, and the administration to successfully start the Archbishop Mitty chapter of FBLA to give students the opportunity to develop leadership, communication, and entrepreneurship skills. Recruited 25 student members.Conducted weekly member meetings to complete projects such as Champions of Bay, FBLA Goes Green and the Business Achievement Awards for the purpose of business development; worked with local business professionals at NetApp and Blush Frozen Yogurt to arrange business tours and guest speaker events.Received 7th place in the Economics competition at the National level; 4th place in Entrepreneurship at State.

As a Staff Writer, wrote reviews and feature articles for the Arts and Entertainment Section (Grades 9, 10).Served as an Arts & Entertainment Editor for two years. Responsibilities included running meetings, recruiting writers, and coordinating, assigning, editing, and publishing articles.Designed and completed layouts using Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign and Photoshop) to form a presentable product for school-wide distribution.

Trained as an official youth basketball referee.Refereed weekly games and the finals tournament.

Created and presented investment plans using Microsoft Excel to calculate returns on investment for new products in various countries.Designed and distributed legal documents to all employees and executives. Planned an employee resource allocation program to facilitate the company's move to a new building. Presented research regarding various financial scandals such as the Enron, Galleon Group, and 2G Spectrum cases to new employees in a moral conduct presentation.