Neema Lema
About Neema Lema
Neema Lema is a Senior Analyst at Analysis Group specializing in Health Economics and Outcomes Research, with a background in empirical research and economics.
Senior Analyst at Analysis Group
Neema Lema is currently a Senior Analyst at Analysis Group, a position held since 2018. Located in Menlo Park, California, Neema specializes in Health Economics and Outcomes Research. In this role, Neema is responsible for designing surveys and research questions to collect data for empirical research in economics. Additionally, Neema prepares deliverables in various formats, including presentations, papers, and posters, and works within a case team to audit and replicate computer programs for analytical tasks.
Former Empirical Research Specialist at Hamilton College
Before joining Analysis Group, Neema Lema worked at Hamilton College as an Empirical Research Specialist. From 2017 to 2018, Neema contributed to empirical economic research in Clinton, NY. This role involved the development and design of research questions and data collection methods that contributed to the institution's broader research missions.
Educational Background in Economics
Neema Lema holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Hamilton College, where the course of study spanned four years from 2013 to 2017. During this period, Neema focused on various aspects of economics, gaining a solid foundation for a career in economic research. Prior to college, Neema attended Isamilo International School Mwanza, where studies included Economics, Mathematics, Biology, and Chemistry, culminating in a high school diploma.
Early Career and Internships
Neema Lema's career includes a variety of roles before becoming a Senior Analyst. At Hamilton College, Neema served as an Economic Researcher and Tutor for both economics and Swahili from 2015 to 2017. In Tanzania, Neema worked in customer service roles at Cooperative Rural Development Bank and Standard Chartered Bank, each for short terms, and held positions at the Tanzania Revenue Authority and Parastatal Pensions Fund focusing on debt and consumer research, respectively.