Aaron Kofner

Research Programmer
Washington Office

Education

M.S. in applied economics and management, Cornell University; M.A. in urban planning and transportation policy, University of California, Los Angeles

Overview

Biography

Aaron Kofner is a research programmer who works primarily with RAND Infrastructure, Safety, and Environment. He has a master of arts in urban planning and transportation from UCLA and a master of science in applied economics and management from Cornell. Prior to joining RAND in 2002, he worked as an environmental quantitative analyst at the Cadmus Group and as an economist at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. His programming skills include STATA, SAS, SPSS, ArcGIS, and HLM.

Research Focus

Recent Projects

  • Air Quality in Southeast Asia
  • Increasing Market Share for Los Angeles Public Transit