He received his PhD in Information Systems from NYU Stern in May 2015, under the guidance of Panos Ipeirotis. His research focuses on interdisciplinary data-driven problems (online markets, data mining, econometrics, social science). His teaching includes data-analytics and data mining courses for both undergraduate and graduate business majors. His research appears in major Information Systems (Management Science, ICIS) and Computer Science (KDD, WSDM, WWW) outlets. He has received multiple awards including the NYU Stern Harold W. MacDowell Award for his dissertation in online labor markets.