I am a Master's student in Economics at the WiSo Faculty of the University of Cologne, specialising in Market Design and Behaviour.
Having completed my B.Sc. in Economics at Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, I have a robust understanding of Quantitative Economics, Economic Policy, Companies and Financing and Markets and Strategies.
In my Bachelor's thesis, I analysed the performance of discriminant analysis and random forests in classification tasks, highlighting the practical relevance of data-driven methods in economics.
I have gained practical experience as an Office Manager at a mid-sized company, where I was involved in administrative processes and ERP system implementation.
Currently, I am seeking opportunities as a Data Scientist intern to apply my quantitative and analytical skills to real-world problems.
I am particularly interested in applying data science to societal challenges where individual decisions aggregate into large-scale outcomes, such as inequality, labour markets, and economic mobility.
My academic experience has strengthened my interest in bridging rigorous economic theory with practical, data-driven approaches.