my background

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Economics (Volkswirtschaftslehre)

2015 - 2018, Humboldt University Berlin

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woman holding brown pinecones

👋 Hi, I'm Gerome Wolf and I'm an economist and freelancer. During my studies and work placements, I specialized in the areas of Macroeconomics, Data Science and Machine Learning, and Econometrics/Statistics. I have acquired extensive knowledge in programming and modelling. My passion lies in applying these skills in economic research and teaching others.

2018 - 2020, University College London

Master of Science in Economics

2020 - 2022, Humboldt University Berlin

Master of Science in Economics (Volkswirtschaftslehre)

2022 - today, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich

PhD in Economics (Volkswirtschaftslehre)

WORK EXPERIENCE

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woman holding brown pinecones

Fall 2023, New York University - Stern School of Business

Visiting Scholar

Spring 2017, Berenberg Bank (London)

Internship Investment Banking / Macroeconomic Research

Summer 2017, Saxenhammer & Co. (Berlin)

Internship M&A / Corporate Finance

2017 - 2018, HelloFresh (Berlin)

Working Student Business Intelligence

2019, Deutsche Bundesbank (Frankfurt/Main)

Research Intern

2020, Technologiestiftung Berlin

Research Associate

2020, Deutscher Sparkassen- und Giroverband (Berlin)

Research Assistant

2021, European Central Bank (Frankfurt/Main)

Trainee in DG-Research/Monetary Policy Research

2022 - today, ifo Institute (Munich)

Doctoral Student and Junior Economist

Coding Bootcamp: AGENDA

An intensive three-days coding bootcamp run at the ifo Institute in the beginning of 2024. Check out the syllabus below to gain an impression of what to expect from a course on Data Science and Machine Learning for Economics and Business.

Ifohack 2023

I organized ifoHack 2023 - the first hackathon at the ifo Institute and at a German economic research institute ever. More than 80 participants of different backgrounds, ranging from economics, statistics, engineering to computer science and geography from all over Germany (and Brussels) worked tirelessly over a weekend to solve economic problems. They came up with impressive prototypes - check them out!