Quantitative Research Analyst under the Impact Evaluation division at Digital Medic, an initiative by Stanford School of Health Education.

Designed and currently leading the Young Women in Economics Program - a mentorship program to upskill UG women students from underrepresented backgrounds.

Data consultant and research assistant to PIs at Stanford University and UC Berkeley, in collaboration with WWF, to work on the ongoing impact evaluation study of an environment-related behaviour change RCT program.

Worked with Prof. Jayati Ghosh to conduct primary and secondary research on capital flow regulations in the Asia -Pacific context for the study entitled, "Response and Recovery: Mobilising financial resources for development in the time of Covid-19", for the Economic Commission for Latin America and The Caribbean. Conducted a thorough policy review and secondary data research on capital control and foreign exchange policy for Pakistan from 1995-2020.

- Worked as a data analyst in the Consumer Credit Risk Management division, under the Small business lending team. - Cleaned, analysed and monitored data for the acquisition risk strategy for small business credit cards. Gained proficiency in Excel VBA and SAS. - Utilised skills in econometric modelling to redefine crucial risk thresholds to strengthen the lending decision processes. - Improved efficiency by automating several Excel and PowerPoint reports using Visual Basics.

- Performed a time series analysis in R and EXCEL using both bureau and internal data to forecast lending risk in the major US industries, for the year 2020.

Analyzed various development issues in Uttar Pradesh with a special focus on lack of primary educationand malnutrition among females. Presented a consolidated report to Gen. V.K. Singh, the minister of state, UP.