I support the lead instructors of various undergraduate and graduate classes in class management by teaching small classes, grading student assessments, handling administrative-related work, and serving as a liaison between students and the main instructor. The courses I have handled or helped to manage are introductory economics (undergrad), macroeconomics (undergrad), mathematical economics (grad), econometrics (undergrad/grad), household economics (grad), and impact evaluation (grad).

I provided technical and research assistance to the lecturers at the PCED@50 Lecture Series. The PCED@50 Lecture Series is part of the celebration of the 50th year of the Philippine Center for Economic Development, featuring lectures on economic-policymaking in the Philippines by former cabinet secretaries of socioeconomic planning.

I provided technical assistance on a project supervised by the Ateneo Policy Center that attempts to understand how lifting the constitutional restrictions on foreign equity ownership could be an important economic policy undertaking and explores the possible sectoral impact of potential FDI inflows from the amendments of the economic provisions in the 1987 Philippine Constitution.

I provided technical and research support to congressional research fellows in a research project collaboration between the Philippine House of Representatives and the Ateneo de Manila University. The goal of the HRep-ADMU Evidence-Based Research Project is to provide the legislative body with evidence-based research and data that will allow for the formulation and enactment of appropriate and timely policies.

I proposed a soft landing program that could assist foreign startups with their entry into the Philippine market, assisted the team with day-to-day operations and events, and became responsible for tasks related to the incubation program for startups.

I went on-air as a student correspondent in K-Now, a TV program that reports on activities sanctioned by the Department of Education and other student-related news.