Ghana Resource Monitor
An open data project on the pressures facing Ghana's critical resources, starting with electricity, with other resources to follow.
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I live at the intersection of product analytics and technical product management.
This is my corner of the internet: a catalog of what I write and build.
When I have an idea, I build it. Things I've made, in no particular order.
An open data project on the pressures facing Ghana's critical resources, starting with electricity, with other resources to follow.
Visit projectAn interactive learning and experimentation project on causal inference, starting with difference-in-differences. Work through short, scenario-based lessons, then design simulated studies where you know the true answer and see whether the method finds it.
Visit projectEssays and notes on building good products, growing a career, and using data to improve our work.
I like solving problems, tinkering with ideas, and building things I wish existed.
My curiosity usually starts with a problem I've run into, a question I can't stop thinking about, or a gap I keep noticing.
My background is in data analytics and product management, and I like bringing the two together to turn ideas into useful products.
AI has made building easier than ever, so I'm experimenting with my own ideas more. I still care about doing it thoughtfully: understanding the problem, making deliberate decisions, and documenting enough of the journey to learn from it.
This site is where I share what I'm building, thinking about, and learning. Right now, that's Ghana Resource Monitor, a tool to track resource use in Ghana, where I'm from, and Dwene, a platform for learning causal inference.
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