CV

PhD in Statistical Science.

University College London, United Kingdom

• Project title - Combining randomised control trials and observational studies using Bayesian Causal Forest to estimate heterogeneous treatment effects
• Supervisors
  • Dr Ioanna Manolopoulou
  • Dr François-Xavier Briol

BSc Statistics – First-Class Honours

University College London, United Kingdom

• Undergraduate Project title - Tree-based methods in causal inference
• Relevant modules - Medical Statistics, Bayesian Methods in Health Economics, Linear Models and the Analysis of Variance, Probability and Inference, Practical Statistics (R and SAS), Programming (Python), Social Statistics

Postgraduate Teaching Assistant

Department of Statistical Science, University College London

• Being a demonstrator for the modules - Linear Models and the Analysis of Variance (UCL, STAT0006), Computing for Practical Statistics (UCL, STAT0023), Optimisation Algorithms in Operational Research (UCL, STAT0025)
• Being a tutor leading 2 tutorials group and marking assignments for the Introduction to Applied Probability module (UCL, STAT0007)

Mathematics Tutor

Mathnasium London, United Kingdom

• Assisting students individually and helping them improve their mathematical skills and knowledge
• Monitoring students’ progress, helping them with their homework and preparing them for tests and school exams

Summer Intern

Office for National Statistics, United Kingdom

• Analysing and combining several large datasets using Python to perform correlation analysis to inform which variables are highly correlated so particular surveys samples could be improved
• Working on two projects with the ONS Data Science Campus Team to reduce the cost of data collection
• Improving my presentation and reporting skills by sharing my results in a meeting with more than 60 people
• Received two Individual Awards for my work at ONS from my Line Manager and the Senior Team Manager

• Dean’s Commendation (Awarded by the Faculty of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, University College London)

• Second Year Sessional Prize for outstanding performance in my second year (GPA 92,4%) (Awarded by the Department of Statistical Science, University College London)

• Class of 2018 Valedictorian - highest GPA among all graduating students in the College (Awarded by the American College Arcus)