Osama Arif is a rising senior in Pforzheimer House originally from Houston, TX. He studies Economics with a Secondary in Computer Science and is passionate about using strategy and technology to solve challenging social problems. On campus, he is highly involved with the Small Claims Advisory Service and served as training director of the organization. He is also the business director of the Harvard Economics Review, a representative for Pforzheimer House on the Undergraduate Council and a case team leader for the Harvard Consulting on Business and the Environment group. Osama’s experience prior to the director’s internship program is in quantitative research and management consulting. He is excited to continue using strategic thinking and data analytics to solve challenging problems for government clients as a director’s intern at Social Sphere this summer.