Simone Wijnia

Supported the management team with financial and operational tasks, including maintaining financial administration and data labelling for computer vision projects.

Conducted research on young adults receiving social assistance as part of the Social Security team. Linked complex microdata across 100M+ observations and applied advanced machine learning methods within a discrete-time survival framework to model monthly entry probabilities.

Supported field and inside sales teams by contacting and generating leads and handling administrative tasks. Exceeded monthly targets every month, scoring 150% on average during employment.

Organized the largest on-campus recruitment event in Europe with 5 fellow full-time board members. Monitored a 300k+ budget, managed contracts, and tracked all financial transactions with 100+ partner companies.

Provided trainings in mathematics and economics to prepare secondary school students for exams.

Represented the economic faculty and helped prospective students make the right study choice.

Taught weekly groups of approximately 30 first-year students in Behavioural Economics and Organisation & Strategy.

Pursuing a Master in European and Nordic Studies (MSc) at the University of Helsinki, expected to continue beyond the current date.

Grade: 8.7/10 (Cum laude)

Completed a Master in Business Analytics and Management (MScBA) with a GPA of 8.7/10 (Cum laude), majoring in Supply Chain Analytics & Operations Management. Thesis on a prediction policy problem for first-time social assistance entry among young adults in the Netherlands, rewarded with an 8.5/10.

Grade: 8.4/10 (Cum laude)

Completed a Bachelor in Economics and Business Economics (BSc) with a GPA of 8.4/10 (Cum laude), majoring in Policy Economics. Included an exchange semester at York University in Toronto, Canada, and a thesis on media use, trust, and political information in the Netherlands, rewarded with an 8.5/10.