I am an agricultural economist with a strong record in teaching, research, leadership, and community engagement. I hold a BSc in agricultural economics (Wolkite University, July 2015) and an MSc in agribusiness & value chain management (Hawassa University, July 2017), Ethiopia. I recently earned a PhD in agricultural economics from the University of Pretoria, South Africa (September, 2026). Over the past five years (2017-2023) at Werabe University, I've taught microeconomics, development economics, international trade, agricultural marketing, and related courses to undergraduates and provided academic advising. I served as department head (Oct 2017-Dec 2019) and college dean (Dec 2019-Mar 2023), led curriculum development, faculty mentoring, and quality-assurance activities. I published five peer-reviewed journal articles, and I have contributed to six institutional committees; undertaken leadership and administrative roles as chair, secretary, and member (three senate standing committees and three ad hoc committees); and led two community-engagement initiatives. I have also completed over seven professional training programs, including a higher diploma. My research interest: technology adoption, gender, value chain, livelihood diversification, environmental sustainability, and poverty across universities in Africa. I bring strong technical skills in digital collection platforms (KOBO Collect) and data analysis software (Excel, STATA, and SPSS). I'm strongly interested in postdoctoral research or collaborations in digital agriculture, technology adoption, value chains, household welfare analysis, or policy evaluation. Connect if you're working on related projects.