Instructor, Stanford University, 2022
I was the instructor for the 2022 math camp for incoming economics PhD students (and other interested students) at Stanford University. This involved twenty two-hour sessions, with material including logic and sets, linear algebra, real analysis, introductory measure theory, convex analysis, static optimization, ordinary differential equations and optimal control theory.
Teaching Assistant, Stanford University, 2020
I was a teaching assistant for undergraduate market design and PhD microeconomics at Stanford University, for which I was awarded Stanford University’s Centennial Teaching Assistant Award.
Teaching Fellow and Course Assistant, Harvard Kennedy School, 2017
I was a teaching fellow for introductory economics and game theory courses for Masters students at Harvard Kennedy School, for which I was awarded Harvard Kennedy School’s Dean’s Award for Excellence in Student Teaching.
Casual Academic (Tutor), University of Queensland, School of Economics, 2013
I was a tutor (teaching assistant) for two masters-level microeconomics and macroeconomics courses at The University of Queensland.
Casual Academic (Tutor), University of Queensland, Department of Mathematics, 2009
I was a tutor (teaching assistant) for a number of undergraduate mathematics courses at The University of Queensland, including functional analysis and calculus courses.