I am an economics professional with a Master’s degree in Health Economics and academic training in macroeconomics, finance, modeling, and economics.
I have practical field-research experience as a Census Enumerator, where I conducted surveys for a community census project in Madagascar. I am comfortable collecting accurate information, engaging with respondents, and supporting research activities in the field.
I use Stata and R for data analysis and have knowledge of econometrics, data collection, and quantitative research methods. I am interested in applying these capabilities to health economics, social research, development, and data-driven projects.
I have strengthened my project management, communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills through professional capacity-building training. I can contribute to team coordination, public speaking, decision-making, and project facilitation.
I communicate professionally in Malagasy, French, and English. I am adaptable, organized, and committed to delivering reliable work within deadlines.