Saeed Saffari

Economics  Researcher

Department of Economics

Dalhousie University

 

Bio

I am a graduate student in the Department of Economics at Dalhousie University, with a strong interest in economics and a passion for data and modeling. My academic and professional journey has equipped me with skills in data analysis, quantitative methods, and project management.


Currently, I am a Research Assistant at Dalhousie University, where I engage in economic research using Python and R for data analysis, contributing to various research projects. Additionally, I serve as a Teaching Assistant for Finance, Microeconomics, and Econometrics.


Previously, I worked as a researcher and data analyst at SBTT, where I developed my research, analytical, and problem-solving abilities through various projects. During this time, I also served as a Lecturer at the University of Tehran, teaching applied Python and R programming in Economics for four years. My teaching experience enhanced students' analytical and programming skills, preparing them for careers in data analysis and economics.


I have a solid background in data analysis and economics. I enjoy interpreting complex datasets and finding insights to help inform decisions. I am committed to using my skills in quantitative methods and programming to contribute to meaningful research and address economic challenges. My passion for economics and data motivates me to keep learning and improving.


My research interests lie in understanding human behavior, solving mathematical problems, and modeling real-world situations using mathematical and machine learning algorithms. I derive great satisfaction from researching various data types, dissecting economic occurrences, and selecting appropriate variables and structural elements to build models that elucidate these phenomena.

 

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