Relevant Experience
- Research Assistant at the University of Oxford Department of Computer Science, focusing on agentic safety, alignment mechanisms, reinforcement learning, and scalable evaluation for autonomous systems.
- Strategy, Risk and Transactions Intern at Deloitte, contributing to M&A and corporate finance advisory work.
- Research Assistant at Williams College Economics Department, analysing contraception usage, women’s farm labour participation, productivity, and fertility decisions in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Areas of Expertise
- Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and agentic safety
- Data analysis, statistical modelling, and predictive inference
- Developmental economics focused on Sub-Saharan Africa
Background
Nathan Gebreamlak is an Economics and Computer Science student at Williams College and the University of Oxford. His work sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, economic development, and applied research. He has conducted research on agentic safety, women’s labor participation in Sub-Saharan Africa, and education outcomes for low-income families.
Nathan has also gained professional experience in corporate finance and transaction advisory through Deloitte and the Ethiopian Capital Market Association, where he contributed to financial modelling, market analysis, and client-facing reports. His broader interests include AI robustness, machine learning, computational social impact and economic development.
Education / Qualifications
- B.A. in Economics and Computer Science, Williams College 2027
