Ph.D. in Economics
I study how countries trade, grow, and connect through the goods they produce. My work spans international trade economics, agricultural markets, and financial regulation — from estimating global import demand elasticities to understanding how freight costs reshape supply chains. Before entering research, I spent several years at Bangladesh Bank, the central bank of Bangladesh, working on banking regulation and financial integrity.
I believe the most meaningful work happens quietly, through careful analysis, honest data, and tools that help people understand the world a little better. TradeWeave grew from that belief: a platform that weaves three decades of bilateral trade data into an openly accessible story, so that anyone — students, researchers, policymakers, or the simply curious — can explore the patterns of global commerce on their own terms.
Knowledge, deep insight, and the common good guide what I build. This platform is free and always will be.