Currently, my research interests lie in consumer retail, entrepreneurship, and sustainability, and I hope to look more into these fields and keep an open mind to others in the next couple of months. Additionally, I'm involved in the Consulting Committee of the Penn Social Entrepreneurship Movement and on the Finance Committee of the Wharton Retail Club on campus.

My research interests are in the realm of machine learning and causal inference. I was previously a research assistant in Shen Lab, where I contributed to projects focused on applying topological causal inference and machine learning methods to analyze large-scale medical datasets and transformer protein-ligand interactions. Next, I am eager to explore research on option pricing models and trading strategies taken by market-neutral hedge funds. I interned at a Singapore-based multi-strategy hedge fund this past summer, and on campus, I am involved with WITG Exec Board, WAX, and Penn Debate Society.

• WITG VP of Education
• Summer Intern at GAO Capital

My research interest lies at the intersection of commercial real estate and the construction industry, specifically in the labor relations process that governs how construction workers engage with contractors, developers, and unions. With the support of the University Scholars program and Dr. Peter Cappelli of the Wharton Management Department, I am currently pursuing independent research on the division of labor and employee relations within Philadelphia's construction industry and their effects on real estate projects. Beyond my research, I am actively involved with the Philadelphia Council AFL-CIO and the Wharton Management Club.

My research interests are in the realm of applied mathematics and economics, particularly utilizing models and equations to understand and predict the consequences of human behavior and other real-world phenomena. I am currently conducting research under the tutelage of Dr. O. W. Ibhagui on applying the monetary model of exchange rate determination in South America, expanding from a century-long analysis previously done in Europe post the Industrial Revolution. By looking at the long-term relationships of various economic factors, like money velocity and interest rate fixation, it lays out crucial insights into the economic stability of their currencies, which matters in measuring the effectiveness of existing measures and the benefits of international trade. Beyond research, I really enjoy watching basketball and football, especially looking into team and individual analytics. I also work with We Care Act, a youth-led non profit focusing on providing technology and education to underserved student communities, as we expand our operations beyond New York City to other states. On campus, I am currently on the Quantitative Finance Committee for WUFC and the Academic Journal Committee for the Wharton Undergraduate Statistics Journal.

• University Scholar
• Research Assistant at UAB under Dr. Shannon Starr
• Received Nationals at Junior Sciences and Humanities Symposium

I have a strong interest in sustainability tourism and investment banking. My passion for these fields has driven my academic and professional pursuits, shaping a unique and diverse background. I had the privilege of working as an intern at the Ministry of Climate Change in Pakistan, gaining valuable insights into environmental policies. Currently, I am interning at Jubilee Insurance in Islamabad, where I am learning about the financial sector. At Penn, I work as a Programming Assistant at Asian American Studies Program. Outside of research, I am actively involved in the Penn Pakistan Society as the events chair, organizing cultural events to foster community among students. Last semester, I was part of Penn Sustainability Consulting, collaborating with peers to provide sustainability solutions for local environmental issues.

• University Scholar
• American Meteorological Society Award for excellence in atmospheric sciences