About
Bridging Economics & Engineering
My research sits at the intersection of economic theory and computational methods. As a Ph.D. candidate at Tel Aviv University under the supervision of Prof. Zvika Neeman, I develop algorithmic mechanisms that tackle fundamental questions in resource allocation — from optimizing broadband infrastructure in underserved communities to designing combinatorial auctions with overlapping offers. I am also a Junior Academic Faculty member, teaching economics to engineering students and building bridges between these disciplines.
Mechanism Design
Designing allocation rules and auction formats that align individual incentives with collective welfare.
Game Theory
Analyzing strategic interactions among rational agents in market and infrastructure settings.
Infrastructure Policy
Applying economic theory to real-world broadband deployment and public resource allocation problems.
Algorithmic Approach
Building computational models using LP relaxation, Dual-Simplex methods, and custom MATLAB solvers.
Affiliations
Current & Upcoming
Tel Aviv University
Ph.D. Candidate & Junior Academic Faculty
Department of Economics
Sciences Po, Paris
Upcoming Exchange Program
Spring 2026–2027
