About

I am passionate about understanding user behavior and conducting research on human interaction with technology using both quantitative and qualitative methods. I use insights from behavioral science to help achieve development outcomes in public health, agriculture, and women empowerment through information and communication technologies.

As a Research Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Technology, Competition and Innovation, my current research involves designing large scale surveys and conducting panel data analysis using statistical methods to measure the impact of mobile Internet uptake on the wellbeing of women in Bangladesh and Ghana.

In the past, I have used quantitative and qualitative research methods to design interventions tested through randomised experiments, conducted behavioral lab experiments, studied social norms and developed surveys for longitudinal data collection in Africa, South Asia and South East Asia. I also have experience of working as a management consultant across various countries in Asia with multi disciplinary and diverse teams.