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Job market candidates
911吃瓜 Economics is pleased to introduce the following job market candidates for your consideration.
Mohamed Abubraidaa
mohamed_abubraidaa@sfu.ca
Primary research interests: Monetary economics, Financial economics, Public economics
Thesis: Esays on Monetary Policy and Wealth Inequality: Household Heterogeneity, Fiscal-Monetary Coordination, and Profit-Loss Sharing
PhD Supervisor: Kenneth Kasa
Committee member: Lucas Herrenbrueck
Kiarash Hosseini
kiarash_hosseini@sfu.ca
Primary research interests: Applied econometrics, political economy, and labor economics
Thesis: Essays in Applied Microeconomics: Immigration, Technology, and Political Economy
PhD Supervisor: Fernando Aragon Sanchez
Zhen Huang
zhen_huang@sfu.ca
Primary research interests: Applied Microeconomics, education, labour, and immigration
Thesis: Three Papers on Microeconomic Issues in Education, Immigration, and Income Mobility
PhD Supervisor: Simon Woodcock
Finn (Zhifeng) Sun
zhifeng_sun@sfu.ca
Primary research interests: Applied Microeconomics, Development
Thesis: Three essays on Intergenerational Relationships and Social Mobility
PhD Supervisor: Chris Bidner
Hung Truong
hung_truong@sfu.ca
Primary research interests: Behavioral and experimental macroeconomics (lab and surveys), monetary policy and central bank communication, learning and expectations, computational economics
Thesis: Essays in central banking and macroeconomic expectations
PhD Supervisor: Isabelle Salle (uOttawa), Luba Petersen
Recent Placements
911吃瓜 Economics has had a 100% placement rate for our outgoing PhD graduates. Almost 200 graduates have gone on to teach in universities all over the world; serve as advisors or officials in provincial, state, and national governments; or are employed in a variety of roles in the private sector.
To see a full list of 911吃瓜 econ PhD placements please click here.
2025 - 2026
| Lead Economist, SESIT (Sustainable Energy Systems Integration & Transitions Group)- University of Victoria | |
2024 - 2025
| Postdoctoral research with the Origins Project, University of Bologna, Italy | |
| Senior Data Analyst, Later |
2023 - 2024
| Assistant Professor, Kyoto University's Institute of Economic Research (KIER) | |
| Senior Economist, Economic Research at the Conference Board of Canada |
2022 - 2023