PhD Student in Economics & Econometrics

University of Manitoba

Sessional Instructor, Booth University College

Economist, educator, and researcher exploring the intersection of AI/ML with macroeconomic and financial modeling. Passionate about advancing knowledge and fostering collaboration.

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About Me

I am currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Economics and Econometrics at the University of Manitoba, building upon a diverse academic background including degrees from the University of Antwerp and the Catholic University of Bukavu. My professional journey blends research, teaching, and data analysis, driven by a commitment to understanding and solving complex economic challenges.

As a sessional instructor at Booth University College, I design engaging, data-driven learning experiences in Microeconomics and Applied Finite Mathematics. My research leverages quantitative methods and increasingly integrates artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques to explore macroeconomic and financial questions. I thrive in multicultural environments and am fluent in English and French.

Global Experience & Education

My academic and professional journey has taken me to various institutions and conferences globally.

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Skills Snapshot

Quantitative Research

Econometric analysis, data modeling, experimental design.

Technical Proficiency

R, Python, Stata, RATS, ML/AI techniques.

Academic Instruction

Curriculum development, undergraduate teaching (Microeconomics, Math).

Collaboration & Languages

Cross-cultural teamwork; Fluent English & French, Swahili, etc..