Radu Parvulescu is a computational social scientist and analyst with nine years of experience designing and executing mixed-methods research that blends web scraping, archival work, and in-depth interviews. Currently at Statistics Canada and a PhD candidate at Cornell, he specializes in statistical and social simulation modeling to track long-term trends and evaluate public policy impacts on labour, political discourse, and gender inequality. He has a strong record of communicating results to policy, academic, and general audiences and teaching research design and statistics. Equally comfortable with quantitative code and qualitative fieldwork, he routinely produces open, reproducible analyses that inform decision-making. Fluent in multicultural, multilingual research contexts, he has led data collection projects spanning legal and media sources in multiple languages. Notably, his work bridges rigorous social theory with pragmatic policy outcomes, making complex systemic dynamics usable for stakeholders.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Sociology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Sociology at Cornell University
Bachelor's degree, Sociology, First class honours, Bachelor's degree, Sociology, First class honours at McGill University
English, Romanian, Arabic, French, Spanish, German
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Radu Parvulescu - Analyst at Statistics Canada | Statistique Canada