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 received training as an Economist and Statistician, acquiring skills in data modeling and statistical analysis. Early in my professional journey, I recognized the importance of having high quality and complete data before analysis can begin. With this effort, I have positioned myself at the crossroads of data and technology, striving to help international organizations improve their data use and shed light on the impact they are making.
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