About Me

I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Economics at HEC Montréal with extensive experience in applied microeconomics, labor economics, and development policy analysis.

I combine causal inference and eocnomic modeling to study the effects of economic policies and shocks.

Education

• Ph.D. in Economics, HEC Montréal, Canada (2020–2026, expected)
References: Decio Coviello, Fabian Lange, and Ismael Mourifié.
• M.Sc. in Statistics and Economics, ENSEA Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire (2013–2016)

Advanced training in econometrics and quantitative methods for applied economic research.

Teaching Experience

• Teaching Assistant – HEC Montréal

MATH80816: Applied Econometrics and Statistical Learning for Economics (Graduate Level), Summer 2023.

I led tutorials, graded assignments, and supported student learning in applied econometrics and causal inference methods.

Professional and Policy Experience

Before starting my Ph.D., I worked as an Economist Consultant at the World Bank, contributing to fiscal incidence, inequality, and social protection analyses across Sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia.

• Coauthored World Bank Policy Research Papers on Mali and Niger (2019).
• Led microdata harmonization and fiscal microsimulation for multiple African countries.
• Provided technical assistance and training for Ministries of Finance and Statistics Offices.