I am a Principal Consultant at OPM. I lead OPM's MERL International team and am the Data Innovation Lead in the Research and Evidence practice at OPM. I am an Economist and Econometrician with extensive experience in designing, implementing, and managing quantitative impact assessments and data analytics projects along the entire data cycle (production (including surveys), wrangling, analysis, dissemination). Apart from my work at OPM, I am an external PhD student at Wageningen University with the Development Economics Group, doing research on the benefits and challenges of the 'Data Revolution' for policy analysis in low- and middle-income countries.My recent work includes analysis of large household surveys and designing and implementing quantitative impact evaluations in a variety of thematic areas using econometric and data analytics methods. I have also been involved in designing M&E systems for large multi-year public programmes, focusing on the use of rigorous quantitative evidence for M&E and Learning purposes. I am interested in methodological advances related to quantitative impact evaluations and applications of modern data science methods to public policy issues, such as NLP, AI, geospatial analyses, deep learning, and predictive analytics.