Economics · Econometrics · Global Logistics · Supply Chain Analytics
First Class Honours Economics Graduate, currently pursuing Global Logistics
I'm a First Class Honours Economics graduate from the University of Sydney, currently pursuing a Master of Commerce in Global Logistics, with a strong interest in using data, economic thinking, and analytical problem-solving to tackle complex business challenges.
My background spans econometrics, quantitative analysis, research, teaching, and operations. As an Academic Tutor at the University of Sydney, I teach Econometrics and Microeconomics, translating complex concepts into clear, practical insights. My Honours research strengthened my ability to work with large datasets and apply advanced econometric methods.
I'm particularly interested in opportunities across consulting, economics, finance, strategy, and analytics, combining quantitative thinking with commercial insight. Outside of work, I'm a keen golfer and runner, and I enjoy learning Spanish — interests that reflect the discipline I bring to everything I do.
The Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship was awarded on the basis of my undergraduate results.
Both awarded on the basis of academic excellence and research potential.
"One of the best tutors I've had — clear explanations that made difficult concepts easy to understand."
"Very patient, engaging and supportive. The tutorials made the content far less stressful."
"He consistently provided clear explanations, helpful guidance, and timely support. His teaching greatly contributed to my understanding of the course and overall learning experience."
Independent Honours research using Australian microdata and econometric analysis to examine how local income inequality shapes individual wellbeing.
A six-month consulting project for Randstad Australia proposing a scalable Generative AI strategy to improve recruitment and candidate-role alignment.
An award-winning Alteryx analytics project that used Sydney and Melbourne Airbnb data to identify drivers of guest satisfaction and practical opportunities for hosts.
Fun fact: I studied a little Spanish at school, but over the last two years I've consistently practised on Duolingo, switched apps like Spotify to Spanish, and immersed myself in a Spanish/Latin social media feed - which got me to working proficiency in 2 years :)
Playing for over 12 years, including national-level competition in India - it's my most prominent sport. It's taught me discipline, resilience, and how to perform under pressure, and no two rounds are ever quite the same.
An avid Ferrari supporter. A childhood fascination with cars and racing made getting into F1 about 6-7 years ago feel completely natural - and it's stuck ever since.
Part of my childhood growing up - grabbing a bat and ball with friends on any neighbourhood street. Cricket has stayed a part of who I am ever since.
A way to challenge my brain and build muscle memory. A genuinely nice way to take a break from work and screens while staying mentally sharp.
An extension of my continuous curiosity - it helps me connect with people and cultures on a deeper level. There's something fascinating about being able to say the same thing in different ways; it keeps me curious and in touch with the world.
A hands-on way to slow down and focus on one thing at a time. It also combines my childhood interests in cars and action figures, so building a set brings back a genuinely nostalgic feeling - a good reminder that patience and attention to detail turn a pile of pieces into something whole.