He has a Ph.D. in Applied Economics with specialties in Empirical Industrial Organization and Quantitative Marketing, M.A. in Statistics, B.S. in Economics with concentrations in Finance and Statistics all from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. He was a recipient of Wharton Doctoral Program Grant in 2011-2013, Jay H. Baker Retailing Center Grant in 2012, Zurich Initiative on Computational Economics Fellow in 2011, William and Phyllis Mack center for Technological Innovation Grrant in 2010-2011, and Amy Morse Public Policy Prize, awarded to the Most Promising 1st Year Student in 2009.