I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Université Laval, Canada and I am working as an Economist at the Ministry of Finance of Quebec, Canada since May 2018.

My research encompasses the fields of Applied Microeconomics, Development and Experimental Economics with application to Employment, Labor incentives, Health, Education and Gender equality in developing countries.

My expertise includes skills in data mining and analysis, an ability to conduct impact evaluation studies and to rigorously explore causal effects in both observational and experimental settings, a functional and practical knowledge of economic environments in developing countries, as well as an excellent level of literacy in a variety of software, used in data and empirical analyses (Stata, EViews, R, SPSS…).