As a Young Professional at the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA), I conduct applied socio-economic research to support evidence-based policymaking. My work involves data analysis, econometric modeling, and collaborating with stakeholders to evaluate the impact of policy initiatives. I contribute to research papers, policy briefs, and thought leadership on economic and social issues, applying quantitative methods and insights to address Kenya's development challenges. Skilled in tools such as Stata, EViews, and Excel, I’m dedicated to driving informed public policy.

As a Part-time Tutorial Fellow at Strathmore University's Institute of Mathematical Sciences, I deliver in-depth instruction on undergraduate courses in microeconomics and macroeconomics, focusing on the application of mathematical concepts in economic theories. I develop course materials, provide personalized academic guidance to students on research projects, and emphasize structured analysis and data-driven insights. Through this role, I cultivate a collaborative learning environment, empowering students to strengthen their skills in economic modeling, statistical analysis, and quantitative reasoning

As a Part-time Tutorial Fellow at Kenyatta University, I taught courses in macroeconomics, mathematics for economists, and operations research. My responsibilities included delivering lectures, designing course materials, and supervising student research. I guided students in applying mathematical models and econometric techniques to analyze economic data, ensuring clarity and depth in their analyses. Additionally, I supported students in their academic growth, fostering a deeper understanding of complex concepts while maintaining a structured approach to learning and research.

Taught undergraduate students across multiple economics units, including Mathematics for Economists, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Economic Modeling and Computer Simulations, Econometrics, and Labour Economics.Supervised student projects, assessed industrial attachment performances, and provided mentorship on career growth. Led curriculum reviews to ensure alignment with current industry standards.Served as the Patron for the Business and Economics Club, moderating debates, and guiding students in project development and exhibitions for club competitions. Cultivated leadership and collaboration among students through active engagement in academic and extracurricular activities.

As a Graduate Assistant at Zetech University, I represented the Head of Department in Dean’s meetings and chaired departmental sessions. I played a key role in the implementation of the Learning Management System (LMS), assisting in onboarding both students and staff. I supervised research projects, guided students on their career progression, and ensured smooth departmental operations in the absence of the Head of Department. My leadership, organizational skills, and dedication to academic excellence were pivotal in enhancing departmental productivity and student engagement.

As a Graduate Assistant at Kisii University, I taught diploma-level courses, supporting both the delivery and assessment of academic content in various subjects. My role involved providing guidance to students, assisting with curriculum development, and facilitating classroom discussions. I also supported faculty members in preparing course materials, grading assignments, and mentoring students in academic and career growth. Additionally, I contributed to departmental administrative tasks, ensuring smooth coordination of academic activities within the department.

As an Industrial Attaché at Gusii Mwalimu Sacco, I worked in the Loans Department where I actively supported customer relations by receiving and addressing client complaints. I communicated with clients regarding their loan status, including reminders and updates via calls and messages. My responsibilities also involved identifying loan defaults and monitoring repayment statuses, contributing to the overall efficiency of loan management. This experience provided valuable exposure to client interaction, problem-solving, and financial operations within the lending sector.