I analyzed large government data sets and wrote reports to assist our clients and testifying economists on complex litigation cases resulting from personal injury or wrongful death. The data analyses covered many areas, including earnings, education, occupation, non-wage benefits, non-market services, personal expenditures, and future healthcare costs.I also utilized my programming skills (including R, Python, and Stata) to automate and streamline multiple data retrieval and data… Show more I analyzed large government data sets and wrote reports to assist our clients and testifying economists on complex litigation cases resulting from personal injury or wrongful death. The data analyses covered many areas, including earnings, education, occupation, non-wage benefits, non-market services, personal expenditures, and future healthcare costs.I also utilized my programming skills (including R, Python, and Stata) to automate and streamline multiple data retrieval and data management processes for the company. This saved time and effort and provided new, updated, accurate databases that could be accessed by economists across the firm. Show less

I taught a variety of economic subjects at Flagler College, including managerial economics, quantitative methods in business, health economics, and intermediate macroeconomics. I enjoyed teaching and mentoring my students on how to best use data to find real-world solutions to complex problems.I was also a member of the assessment committee. I brought my extensive data analysis background to help them improve student assessment practices. It was important for us to keep track of our… Show more I taught a variety of economic subjects at Flagler College, including managerial economics, quantitative methods in business, health economics, and intermediate macroeconomics. I enjoyed teaching and mentoring my students on how to best use data to find real-world solutions to complex problems.I was also a member of the assessment committee. I brought my extensive data analysis background to help them improve student assessment practices. It was important for us to keep track of our students’ progress, and I showed them that data analysis was a great solution for this. Show less

I collaborated with colleagues to develop the economics curriculum for The Village School for their IB program. The IB program consisted of advanced coursework to help fast-track students into colleges and universities. I developed productive relationships with my students, their parents, and the staff and faculty of the school.

I assisted professors with developing presentations and other projects as needed.

As an instructor, I enjoyed teaching university-level students the principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics. I also collaborated with faculty on research and statistical techniques. Whenever needed, I tutored and mentored students in economics and statistics to help them excel in those areas.

As a research and teaching assistant, I partnered with professors to analyze and interpret a variety of data, including employment and education statistics.