Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany
Senior Data Specialist and Product Owner at GIZ with experience in leading interdisciplinary teams, coordinating data services, and developing digital solutions to support monitoring and evaluation across international development projects. Currently responsible for a central DevOps framework that provides scalable, self-service data tools to GIZ projects worldwide. Academic background includes a Ph.D. in development economics with a focus on applied econometrics and social policy evaluation in low-income countries. Previous work for institutions such as the World Bank and KfW Development Bank included contributions to the design and analysis of impact evaluations in sub-Saharan Africa, alongside field experience and project support in Latin America.
Unit Team Lead of the GIZ Data Service Center, within the Sectoral Department’s Competence Center on Digital Transformation
Cost-benefit program evaluation commissioned by Nepal Ministry of Health and Population and KfW Entwicklungsbank
Impact evaluation of a large-scale health provision intervention in Burkina Faso
Teaching: Tutorials for undergraduate and graduate students in microeconomics and development economics. Facilitation of seminars in development economics. Co-supervision of final theses in applied microeconometrics. Project management within a research collaboration among three institutes.
Contribution to the research project: Climate Protection, Development and Equity