Hira Noor

Dynamic professional with extensive experience at OXFAM, specializing in qualitative and quantitative data analysis. Proven ability in stakeholder management and policy writing, successfully synthesizing research to inform sustainable initiatives. Skilled in using Atlas.ti and SPSS to drive impactful recommendations for food security and social development projects.

• Full Merit Scholarship at Keough School of Global Affairs, University of Notre Dame, 01/01/23 - 01/01/25
• Certification in Environmental and Social Framework by The World Bank, 01/01/24
• Merit scholarship for outstanding performance in Masters in Business Administration, 01/01/18
• Gold medal in Masters in Business Administration and placed on Dean's honor list, 01/01/18
• Silver medal for winning the Kinnaird Business Competition Week, 01/01/14

Proficient in Stata, SPSS, OpenLCA, Sonix.ai, Atlas.ti for statistical modeling, regression analysis, qualitative & quantitative data analysis, transcribing, data visualization, Experienced in ArcGIS for spatial analysis, hotspot mapping, and creating choropleth maps., Worked with diverse stakeholders including government agencies, NGOs, and academic institutions., Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for documentation, data analysis, and presentations.

• Examining the role of education in altering violence justifying attitudes of men and women under patriarchy, Empirical evidence from rural Punjab Pakistan. (Paper accepted in Midwest conference on Asian affairs, University of Notre Dame 2024.)
• Examining the complex nature of the relationship among social protection, Globalization, and Climate Change, A Cross-country panel data analysis (Panel for DSA conference 2025)
• The advent of hybrid warfare and the issue of national security, A cross-country empirical analysis and implications for developing countries (Panel for DSA conference 2025)
• Thesis: Factors influencing motivation and their impact on the performance of female teachers in private secondary schools in Pakistan, Focusing on intrinsic and extrinsic variables affecting educational outcomes.
• Thesis: Comprehensive analysis of customer satisfaction for conventional and Islamic banking products and services in Pakistan, Examining the correlation between gender and satisfaction levels through primary research.