I am an incoming postdoctoral research associate at Princeton University's Office of Population Research. I received my PhD in Sociology from Yale University.

My research interests are in social stratification and inequality, immigration, economic sociology, family demography, and the labor market. My primary line of work examines high-skilled immigration to the United States, with a focus on how immigration policy (e.g., the H-1B visa) shapes labor market stratification and global high-tech talent circulation. For my research, I negotiate access to, and analyze, millions of administrative records from U.S. government agencies, alongside nationally representative surveys and in-depth interviews.

My articles are published or forthcoming in journals such as Sociology, International Migration Review, Demographic Research, Population Research and Policy Review, Journal of Family Issues, and Chinese Journal of Sociology. I received my B.A. with honors in Sociology and Economics from Grinnell College in 2021.

You can view my CV here.