amir harris

* Placed in the Business Process Re- Engineering team for the BSS transformation project for the largest telecom service provider in Malaysia * Involved in the restructuring of the business process of the Enterprise department, with the aim of cutting down the SLAs and providing better delivery * Handpicked to be involved in the Stock Blitz team. Massaged and processed large data of customer and vendor of the telecommunication company. * Participated and won the inter-departmental debate of “Who Owns the Customer: Telco Provider, Device Manufacturer and Content Provider?”

* Tasked to research quarterly macroeconomic data which influence Malaysia’s economy * Learned how to locate key macroeconomic data, processed them using a model and interpreted the result * Worked on a small-scale macroeconometric model of Malaysia based on the working paper of “A Small-size Macroeconometric Model for Pakistan Economy” by the State Bank of Pakistan * Hosted the UNCTAD World Investment Report 2013: Implications for Malaysia

* Helped out in distributing food and clothes to the homeless people around Kuala Lumpur. * Organised a fundraising event to fund volunteering activities.

* Professionally trained as a front staff. * Learned how to communicate with customers from various backgrounds. * Learned how to balance between work, academic, and non-academic activities.

A for Economics and B for History and Mathematics. Captain of the Sapphire House, Vice President of the Debate Team and a member of the Music Club. Presented the college team in Football and Rugby. Won the 4×100 relay in swimming.

Predicted to graduate with 1st Class Honours. Focused on Econometrics and Mathematical Economics. Studied International Relations in Year 1. Held a leadership position in the Malaysian Society. Managed to balance study, work and extra curricular activities well.

Graduated as one of the top 20 students. Secretary of the School Museum Board and a member of the Interact Club and Debate Society. Captain of the school hockey team for five years running and led the team to state championship in 2006.