I am a postdoctoral research fellow at the Institute for European Policymaking, Bocconi University, specializing in international economics, cross-border integration, trade, global value chain risk, and the ongoing regionalization-globalization debate.

Lectured International Economics and International Trade for the Master's in Management and Bachelor's programs, covering classical trade theory, the effects of trade on economic growth and wage inequality, and new trade theory from increasing returns to firms in the global economy and trade policy. Developed and delivered a Managerial Economics and Strategy course for the Master's in Strategy program, integrating microeconomic theories with custom case studies to build perspective on the firm’s competitive structure and strategic possibilities.Received a teaching evaluation of 4.74/5.

Taught modules for a macro and finance-oriented International Economics course and an Economics of Strategy course that covered market power and exchange rate risk as it affects firms.

Lectured a final-year Microeconomic Theory course for the Bachelor's in Economics program, covering general equilibrium in intertemporal allocation and financial asset pricing under uncertainty.

Designed curriculum and delivered lectures via both English and Chinese for American and Canadian diploma programs, consistently recognized as the top-rated teacher.

Developed a custom supply chain management software to enable just-in-time inventory management and reorganized production to reduce costs and improve product quality.Managed relations with all suppliers, international affiliates, and major accounts.Designed and supervised marketing initiatives for new products or sales.

We built a 'local establishment focused' restaurant CRM and app with innovative concepts in marketing, customer loyalty, and mobile integration of local eateries.