Nitesh Shisodia

Assisting Prof. Dr. Josef Schrader on the project related to "Role of universities in lifelong learning in regions of economic transition." • Multi-level analysis and hierarchical linear modeling on various datasets. • Providing Assistance in creating presentations by extracting data in a meaningful way. • Working on the literature search and review using the Citavi 6 software.

Assisted Prof. Michael Skeide on the project - "Neurological impact of reading, writing, and basic mathematics on human brains" with – • Conducting on-field inspections for proposing strategies for the study. • Establishing external contacts and meetings with different stakeholders of the study.

• Responsible for organizing and managing Supply Chain to minimize production costs. • Performed the task of finding reliable and economical suppliers of the commodities through market research. • Acted as a coordinator between the production department and management to improve transparency.

Worked under the guidance of Dr. Deitrich Kebschull, Chairman IGEP: • Presentations about opportunities and challenges for investments in Bulgaria. • Sorting and visualizations of various data sets from various sources using Excel and other tools. • Project involved searching for various solutions to problems faced by Indian and German firms. • Supported the development of yearly newsletters and updating web pages.

• Creating content for statistics-related projects involving different international books. • Brain-stormed creative solutions for various problems using latex for documentation.

Responsible for both the on-field and back-end process of the start-up. • Organization of internal and external departmental communication through web pages. • Preparing reports of business prospects for target markets and future strategies.

Major Subjects (Mathematics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Computational Statistics, Empirical Banking and Finance, Public Economics, Topics in Management and Applied Microeconomics, Research Module in Econometrics & Statistics, Effective Programming Practices for Economists)

Major Subjects (Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Game theory, Econometrics & Statistics, Elements of Analysis, Money and Financial Markets, Public Economics, Development Economics, Political Economy and Research Methodology)