Muhammad Hamza Aurangzeb
Aspiration Statement
I aspire to become an economist and create new research for the global economy from a fresh perspective.
Core Skills
- Team Leadership
 - Communication
 - Client Relations
 - Information Analysis
 - Equity Trading
 - Statistical Data Analysis
 - Microsoft Office: Excel, Word, PowerPoint
 - Project Management
 - Program Development
 - IBM SPSS
 - Focus Groups
 - Key Informant Interviews
 - Quantitative Analytics
 - Python (Programming Language)
 
Academic Awards / Achievements
- SDP Undergraduate Conference, Best Presentation for the theme of Political Economy, 2019
 
Experience
Leadership / Meta-curricular
Internship / Volunteer Work
- Financial Analyst - Elphinstone [Apr 2021 - Present]
 - Research, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer - National Dialogue Forum [Sep 2019 - Apr 2021]
 - Habib University, Teaching Assistant, Principles of Macroeconomics, 2018
 - Export Processing Zones Authority (EPZA), Intern Investment Promotion, 2017
 - Habib University, Peer Tutor, Principles of Microeconomics and Principle of Macroeconomics, 2017
 - Nasir and Brothers Ltd, Intern Sales, 2016
 
Final Year Project
Project Title
Is Pakistan transforming into a Neocolonial State of China?
Description
The rapid expansion of the Chinese economy during the last four decades has ignited a cold war between China and the United States for global dominance. Therefore, the Chinese economy for its expansion requires neocolonial states such as Pakistan, which exist at a strategically important location. My thesis focuses on the different strategies and policies China is implementing to transform Pakistan into its neocolonial state. It provides a lucid explication of the causes of Pakistan’s worsening terms of trade, increasing debt and depleting foreign exchange reserves, which have led to a massive depreciation of the Pakistani Rupee.