Methodological rigour
Data quality, modelling assumptions and uncertainty must be considered when interpreting findings.
About & professional background
I work at the intersection of data processing, information technology and economic analysis, combining institutional experience with quantitative research methods.

Throughout my career, data analysis, information systems and the study of economic processes have become increasingly complementary areas of work.
My experience in official statistics shaped an emphasis on data quality, comparability and methodological discipline. Roles in public finance and energy regulation subsequently added database development, business intelligence and statistical modelling to this foundation.
I draw on these perspectives in my research into territorial economic disparities, competitiveness and institutional-fiscal relationships.
SQL Server data processing, stored procedures, data quality, analytical datasets and BI reporting.
Regulatory and tariff analysis, data reporting processes and statistical modelling.
BI data analysis, report development, geospatial visualisation and statistical analysis using SAS.
Statistical processing of international trade data and quality reporting aligned with Eurostat guidance.
Training development, institutional accreditation, team coordination and municipal organisational development.
My academic background combines economics, engineering, computing and data science. The dates indicate periods of study; they do not imply verification of a current degree or doctoral status.
University of Pannonia
John von Neumann University
University of Pannonia
John von Neumann University
University of Pécs
University of Pécs · Szent István University
Data quality, modelling assumptions and uncertainty must be considered when interpreting findings.
Documenting data processing and research decisions is part of credible analytical work.
Analysis is most useful when results are clearly communicated and address substantive questions.