A PhD in Statistics with 13 years of professional experience, including 8 years of teaching. Currently an Assistant Professor of Sport Analytics at Rice University. Specializes in sports analytics, statistical modeling, and heterogeneous treatment effect estimation. Has extensive experience in professional sports teams, serving as Assistant General Manager of the Houston Astros and Director of Quantitative Analysis of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Teaches courses on sport analytics, soccer analytics, and baseball analytics, designing curriculum tailored to industry needs. Published multiple papers in top statistical and sports journals, with research focusing on sports data modeling and prediction. Mentors undergraduate and graduate students in sports analytics research.