Summary
Angelo Cozzubo is a Data Scientist II and PhD candidate in Survey and Data Science at the University of Maryland, blending over eight years of applied research experience in survey methodology, causal inference, and data-driven public policy. He leads quantitative and survey methods at NORC while advising Peru’s National Statistical Office and teaching econometrics and public-sector analytics as an adjunct professor. His work spans multilateral organizations, government agencies, and academia—designing national household surveys, evaluating social programs, and consulting for UNDP and the World Bank—demonstrating a rare mix of technical rigor and policy impact. Trained at the University of Chicago (MSc, Computational Analysis & Public Policy) and PUCP (first-class honors in Economics), he moves seamlessly between advanced statistical methods and practical implementation in low-resource settings. Colleagues value his ability to translate complex causal and survey methods into actionable insights for policymakers and statistical institutions.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Survey and Data Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Survey and Data Science at University of Maryland
Master in Science in Computational Analysis and Public Policy, Data Science, Graduated with honors, Master in Science in Computational Analysis and Public Policy, Data Science, Graduated with honors at University of Chicago
Licentiate degree, Economics, Licentiate degree, Economics at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
English, Portuguese, English, Portuguese, Spanish