Hi, I'm Neel.
I recently graduated with honors from Northwestern University, where I was a Davis Scholar majoring in Economics and Computer Science, with a minor in History.
I'm passionate about decarbonization, fiscal policy and artificial intelligence. I also enjoy translating poetry, running, and reading about the Soviet Union.
Currently, I'm an Analyst on the strategy team at the Chicago-based renewable energy developer Invenergy. While at Northwestern, I worked for the Institute for Sustainability and Energy, and was a Leopold Fellow researching comparative tax policy.
In the past, I've worked in management consulting at EY-Parthenon and on the strategy team at Schneider Electric.
On the weekends you can find me drinking tea, playing/talking soccer and reading—often all at the same time!
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Selected Writings
in descending order of writing date (most recent first).
- The Earned Income Tax Credit and the Extensive Margin of the Labor Supply
- COBOL Cripples the Mind!: Academia and the Alienation of Data-Processing (published in the Swarthmore Undergraduate History Journal)
- The Promise of Liberal Empire and the Good Frontiersman in Body of Lies
- The Pitfalls of Gandhian Nationalism: Reading Hind Swaraj (winner of a kaplan humanities scholars writing prize)
Art
I can and have accepted that but will others of our times
I feel the gentle press of the seed through the soil of our times
-- a ghazal written by Machine of Loving Grace