I am a recent graduate from Lehigh University with a Master's of science in Economics and bachelors in finance and Economics. Currently, I work as a curbside analyst in charge of a smart city project to determine the value of curbside usage, and creation of a revenue model for different modes of transportation in Washington DC.
In addition to the above, during my undergraduate, I worked at Ernst & Young as part of a team that reviewed and analyzed annual balance sheets for an investment-banking client. I was also a research assistant and I co-authored a microfinance textbook titled Introduction to Microfinance. Recently, as a first-year graduate student, I served Lehigh University as an assistant lecturer for Introduction to both micro and macroeconomics.
From the above mentioned work experiences, research positions and course work, I have gained skills in using softwares like stata, GIS, and SQL to analyze data. I also gained skills in communications, presenting and teaching from my past experience as a teacher assistant.

Outside of work and school, I enjoy swimming, meeting new people, dancing, cooking which I do very often for fun and distressing.