I write Python applications to handle data ingestion, data manipulation, and data analysis in the ecommerce space.

I taught, held office hours, and graded papers for the Master's level course Analytical Politics I for the Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago. I was also a teaching assistant for the Master's level course Data Skills I in Python. I taught and graded problem sets for this class as well.

I worked on various projects both qualitative and quantitative in nature with Dr. Cherribi and the Department Chair of the Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies department at Emory University. I performed data analytics using various statistical techniques including logit and multinomial logit modeling, mainly in Stata. I also analyzed data and reports on and wrote and edited Academic papers on the political economy of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.

I collaborated with The City University of New York (CUNY)/ Columbia University Professor Dr. Koohi-Kamali using BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey data to determine if there is gender discrimination in the spending patterns of Chinese and Indian Americans. We also worked with the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Consumer Expenditure Survey data to investigate the difference in retirement savings based on gender in Asian American households. I mainly used Stata to clean and organize large sets of micro data and ran data analysis using an unbalanced random effects model.

The Mayshad Foundation is a global women's empowerment movement focused mainly on improving the living conditions of women and young people in rural Africa. I assisted Mayshad with the founding of their first college chapter at Emory University. I wrote the club charter, recruited students to join, helped design and implement events, and contacted potential sponsors.

I worked with Dr. Koohi-Kamali using the Indian Consumer Expenditure Survey. I cleaned and organized large sets of micro data and ran a data analysis using both parametric and non-parametric economic modeling. I used Stata, SPSS, and SAS to clean the data, and Stata for the econometrics.

I held office hours, helped write and format notes and quizzes, and graded quizzes and tests for Probability and Statistics for Economics and for Econometrics.