Data Analyst · PhD Candidate in Economics
I am a Data Analyst & PhD Candidate in Economics at CREST, Institut Polytechnique de Paris. My research focuses on microeconomics, geospatial analysis and inequality. I like to use new data sources and alternative distance metrics to develop indicators of accessibility to amenities.
Suresnes, France · N'Djamena, Chad
I hold an Engineering degree from Télécom Paris, one of France's top engineering schools, specializing in stochastic modelling and data science. I completed my studies with a Master degree in economics from Paris Dauphine PSL University.
Valedictorian in my high school in N'Djamena, Chad, I was awarded the Excellence-Major fellowship by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2019, which supports high-achieving students from French high schools abroad. I am fluent in French, English, Spanish and Arabic.
My research interest include financial inclusion and urban economics. I like to employ geospatial and econometric approaches to understand territorial and socio-economic inequalities of access.