Hello, I'm Wen!
About Me
I'm currently an Economics Consultant at Frontier Economics. I have 6 years of experience working with data, econometric modelling,
and consulting with C-suite stakeholders. A lot of my work revolves around competition and antitrust - providing economic arguments
for litigation and regulatory law suits. As the size and complexity of the data I handle evolves, I am continuously upgrading myself
on the latest data science techniques.
Outside work, I am especially interested in causal inference and network science and their applications to
solve social problems. I was a fellow at the Data Science for Social Good Programme organised by University of Chicago, Alan Turing
Institute and Warwick University. There, I used machine learning models to help the Paraguayan Government predict and detect fraudulent activities
in public procurements. I also do research at Cambridge University on topics of gender equality
and energy politics.
Education
MS Analytics:
Georgia Institute of Technology, 2016-2020
MPhil Economics:
University of Cambridge, 2013-2015
BA Social Sciences:
Sciences Po, 2010-2013
Topics I write about
Productivity Visualisation Gender inequality Network analysis Web scraping Python R
Other Interests
Sports: 🏃🏻♂️ 🚲 🏸 🏓 🎾
Music: 🎻
Photography: 📷