On top of Mauna Kea

Hi, I'm Andrew Pham.

I'm focused on building technology and data products to drive meaningful insight in the international development and humanitarian space.

Today, I collaborate with leading international organizations to evaluate their digital requirements, guided by the principles of digital development, and establish the foundation for their digital transformation endeavors. I facilitate stakeholder workshops to involve users and determine priority requirements. The ultimate outcome includes product user journeys and a roadmap that equips organizations with the necessary information to evaluate and make well-informed decisions when choosing the appropriate approach and tools.

How I got here.

I trained as an economist and statistician, gaining expertise in data modeling and statistical analysis. Early in my career, I realized the critical need for high-quality, complete data before meaningful analysis can begin. This insight led me to the intersection of data and technology, where I work to help international organizations improve their data use and better understand their impact.

2013

  • Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics

    Portland, Oregon

    Portland State University

  • 2010

  • MSc Development Management

    London, United Kingdom

    London School of Economics (LSE)

    Thesis: The Returning Diaspora: Analyzing Overseas Vietnamese Contributions Toward Vietnam’s Economic Growth. Advisor: Robert Wade

  • 2008 - 2009

  • Finance and Economics, The General Course

    London, United Kingdom

    London School of Economics (LSE)

    John C. Phelan Scholarship recipient

  • 2005 - 2008

  • BS Economics

    Portland, Oregon

    Portland State University

    2008 Carl Campbell Economics Award recipient