I graduated from the University of Michigan with a dual degree in economics and cognitive science, which gave me a unique perspective on human behavior and decision making in different contexts. I learned how to use quantitative and qualitative methods to analyze individual and firm behavior from both a mathematical and a psychological angle. I developed my communication, organization, and research skills through various projects and assignments, such as examining the effects of market structure on pricing and competition, or exploring the cognitive biases and heuristics that influence consumer behavior. I am passionate about finding connections between the two fields and applying them to real-world scenarios. I am seeking a career that allows me to leverage my education and skills in a collaborative, project-based environment.