I work at the intersection of social data, public governance, and global engagement — using research and technology to understand public problems and explore better ways of addressing them.
I’m especially interested in migration, sustainable development, comparative politics, and the relationship between institutions and evidence.
Education & research pathProfessional experience across research, teaching, and global engagement, alongside selected publications and writing.
Public administration provided the institutional questions. Social data analytics added the quantitative methods to investigate them.
Bachelor’s Degree
Public administration introduced me to questions about institutions, governance, and the ways public problems are understood.
Institutions · Policy · Governance
MSocSc · The University of Hong Kong
Combining social-science perspectives with quantitative methods to study complex social and policy issues.
Social Data · Policy Analysis · Urban Studies
Hong Kong
At Manulife in Hong Kong, I work across MPF, asset allocation, wealth growth, and overseas identity planning, translating complex choices into clear, practical conversations.
Recent work, writing, field notes, and things currently on my radar.
A field-facing look at industrial foundations, innovation ecosystems, and local development.
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Notes on how research, technology transfer, and industry combine as engines of growth.
View →A published research paper examining a diversified model of community support.
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Exploring embodied intelligence, experimentation, and the systems around emerging technology.
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