Researcher · Data Scientist · Educator
Hope Oluwaseun Adegoke is a Ph.D. student in the Educational Research Methodology (Measurement Track) program at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, with a Ph.D. minor in Information Systems. He holds a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Statistics and an additional M.Sc. in Educational Research Methodology, combining a strong quantitative foundation with advanced training in educational measurement.
Hope currently serves as a psychometric graduate assistant at the American Board of Pediatrics, where he analyzes large-scale datasets, conducts psychometric studies, and contributes to AI-driven initiatives aimed at advancing assessment practices. His research interests focus on the utilization of artificial intelligence methods in educational measurement, particularly in advancing assessment.
Previously, Hope worked as an experienced analyst at KPMG, supporting digital transformation for a leading West African bank, and as a data management consultant at IPSOS Nigeria, where he specialized in survey programming, fieldwork deployments, and training. Earlier roles in transport services and applied statistics expanded his expertise in HR analytics, data integrity, and statistical modeling across industries.
Hope is an active member of the National Council on Measurement in Education (NCME) and the International Meeting of the Psychometric Society (IMPS).
Beyond research and analytics, Hope is the co-founder of the Doctor AI Academy, which focuses on AI education. He also has a passion for music, holding a Grade 5 ABRSM diploma in theoretical music knowledge. Hope enjoys exploring new places, discovering new cuisines, playing the piano, and watching movies.