Teaching
Erasmus School of Economics
2020-today: "Case Studies in Data Science and Marketing Analytics", Master Data Science and Marketing Analytics, Lecturer
Supervision of 5 groups of 4 students on a data science problem with proprietary data from companies
Companies involved: KPN, Just Eat Takeaway
2020-today: "Marketing for Econometrics", International Bachelor Econometrics and Operations Research, Lecturer
10 sessions lecture course (220+ students)
10 tutorial sessions
2019 - 2020: "Marketing Analytics and CRM", Master of Marketing, Lecturer
10 sessions seminar course (25 students)
INSEAD
2020 - 2018: "Value Creation in Luxury and Fashion", Master of Business Administration (MBA), Lecturer
14 sessions elective course
Sciences Po Paris
2018 - 2016: "Microeconomics and Public economics", Master in Public Affairs (MPA), Lecturer
Twelve hours lecture course on microeconomics for a group of 20 mid-career professionals.
2015 (Fall): "Public Economics" (Graduate, Sciences Po Paris), Tutoring for Pr. Mark Stabile
Two hours per week of tutoring on mathematical and conceptual issues related to the lecture course (lecture course of 590 students).
2013 (Spring): "Political Economy" (Sciences Po Exchange Programme), Assistant lecturer for Pr. Sergei Guriev
The course was composed of 12 sessions in of 2 hours each week, for a group of 25 international students. Students were evaluated based on problem sets, multiple choice questions and a case study, along with their participation and discussion on the class material and readings. I was in charge of writing the teaching material for the 12 sessions, based on required readings and the lecture session.
2012-2013: "Microeconomics 1" (Undergraduate, SciencesPo Paris), Teaching Assistant and Coordinator for Pr. Etienne Wasmer
In charge of coordinating the undergraduate program in microeconomics (1600 students in five different campuses), co-writing the exams (midterm and finals), reviewing of teaching material and coaching students during office hours on class assignments.
2013 (Fall): "Microeconomics 1" (Undergraduate, SciencesPo Paris), Assistant lecturer
The course was composed of 12 sessions in of 2 hours each week, for a group of 20 students. Students were evaluated based on problem sets, multiple choice questions and a case study, along with their participation and discussion on the class material.