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 economic modeling to study the effects of economic policies and shocks.

Education

Teaching Experience

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

Professional Experience (Prior to the Ph.D.)

Before starting my Ph.D., I worked as an Economist Consultant at the World Bank (2018–2020), contributing to fiscal incidence, inequality, and social protection analyses across Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe, and Central Asia.

Earlier, I was a Research Analyst at the Ministry of Planning and Development in Abidjan (2017–2018), and an Economist at Bloomfield Investment Corporation (2016–2017), where I produced country and sector risk assessments.

Fellowships and Awards

Service

Referee for Review of World Economics and Annals of Economics and Statistics.