Skills & Competencies
What I bring to the table — hard and soft.
Skill profile at a glance
A self-assessed snapshot — Hard vs Soft skills, on a 0–100 scale.
Hover or tap a point to see the score.
Technical
English (fluent — Cambridge C1)
Cambridge English: Advanced (C1) certified. Comfortable working, presenting, and writing in English at a professional level.
Excel (Intermediate)
Analyzing datasets, supporting academic models, structuring decisions.
Data analysis
Spotting patterns in datasets and turning them into clear insights — the foundation for better decisions.
PowerPoint & Keynote
Designing slide decks that carry an idea — clean structure, visual hierarchy, and a clear story.
Structured writing
Reports, essays, case write-ups — organizing thinking on the page so it lands the first time.
Core Economics
Financial accounting
Reading and building basic financial statements; understanding the language behind the numbers.
Soft skills
Communication
Articulating ideas clearly and adapting tone to the audience — in conversations, presentations, and writing.
Public speaking
Building confidence speaking in front of groups, structuring content logically, and holding attention.
Teamwork & collaboration
Pulling weight in diverse teams, supporting colleagues, and turning individual goals into a shared one.
Leadership & initiative
Stepping up without needing the title — taking responsibility, guiding others, and seeing things through.
Emotional intelligence
Reading the room, understanding what people are feeling, and responding with empathy and self-control.
Critical thinking
Questioning assumptions, weighing trade-offs, and reaching conclusions I can defend.
Adaptability & discipline
Embracing change, keeping composure under pressure, and showing up consistently when it matters.
Strategic thinking
Capable of analyzing situations holistically, anticipating future trends, and developing long-term plans aligned with organizational goals.