Aymen Retibi

Dedicated MSc Psychology student specialising in Behavioral Economics, with a strong foundation in consumer behavior, market research, and data analysis. With over 5 years of experience in fast-paced customer service roles, I offer proven skills in providing exceptional face-to-face interactions and attentiveness to patron needs. I have managed teams, overseeing training, scheduling, and evaluations while upholding brand standards. My expertise spans operations - inventory management, merchandising, transaction processing, and issue resolution. I have collaborated with marketing teams to promote products/services and create engaging displays.

Whether crafting cocktails, assisting shoppers, or guiding prospective students, I consistently deliver high product knowledge and interpersonal expertise. Adept at multitasking, problem-solving, and decision-making, I thrive in active customer service roles. I am a resourceful team player committed to achieving top customer satisfaction and loyalty.

Dedicated MSc Psychology student specialising in Behavioral Economics, with a strong foundation in consumer behavior, market research, and data analysis. With over 5 years of experience in fast-paced customer service roles, I offer proven skills in providing exceptional face-to-face interactions and attentiveness to patron needs. I have managed teams, overseeing training, scheduling, and evaluations while upholding brand standards. My expertise spans operations - inventory management, merchandising, transaction processing, and issue resolution. I have collaborated with marketing teams to promote products/services and create engaging displays.

Whether crafting cocktails, assisting shoppers, or guiding prospective students, I consistently deliver high product knowledge and interpersonal expertise. Adept at multitasking, problem-solving, and decision-making, I thrive in active customer service roles. I am a resourceful team player committed to achieving top customer satisfaction and loyalty.

MSc Psychology by Research (Behavioural Economics)                         October 2023 - Current                                                                                                                    

University of Lincoln                                                                                                   Lincoln, Lincolnshire

• The research topic for my Masters’ Thesis explores the “Taxonomy of Adverts through a Behavioural Economic Lens”, where I’m exploring successful advertising campaigns, and beginning a classification of adverts through the behavioural economic principals they employ. Data analysis tools used: R, SPSS, and Stata

• The aims are to show the relevancy of applying behavioural science and using a data-fed, research-orientated approach to understanding and “nudging” consumer behaviour.