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Curious, creative, & careful.

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Experience

CV

Projects

Work Samples

What I like doing

If you're building the future and you're trying to figure out how to get there, I'd love to help!

How can I help?

1. Research: I have a track record for finding answers to difficult questions. I am systematic, rigorous, and detailed. I've also got a background in making deep insights digestible.
2. Data: I've been dealing with data for the last 8 years—always trying to fix flows, pipelines, databases, and processes. Recently, I've sharpened my technical skills in Data Science in Python & SQL to supplement my Data Analysis and Visualisation background.
3. Product: Across all the products I've built or planned, I've seen that good ideas both meet the needs of users and are practical to implement. I've built plans for new products, refined existing ones, and built roadmaps to revive them—just give me 30 minutes and a whiteboard. That being said, I've done my best work when I get to sink my teeth into a problem and chip away at it consistently over time.

As a generalist, my sweet spot is work that is interdisciplinary. My normal style is to figure out where the biggest problem is and then unpick at that like a set of tangled headphones and learn whatever is needed along the way.

About me

Coming from a Management and Psychology background, I've followed my insatiable desire to learn deeply, create beautifully, and develop infrastructure across ed-tech, continuous improvement, product management, supply chain, and greenfield research & development. I am trying to continue the Lewinian tradition of living with the numbers and learning to love the question through research and data.

I consider myself an aspiring corporate anthropologist, investment ecologist, and data psycho-analyst. The only things I like collecting more than imaginary titles are immersive experiences, generative ideas, and inspired collaborators.

What I do with my time

Currently, I am wrapping up the Data Science Certification on DataCamp, where I also achieved the Data Analyst Certification in Python and SQL. I've taken a tour of Web3, first as a Curator at Startupy, and now as a Cross-Over Specialist at RADAR DAO.

Career history

I've been involved in many different kinds of industries and bits of my work have stayed with me. I like big machines with small parts that need to work together, like a supply chain. I like structuring work into meaningful products and components to enable progress, like agile products. I believe in constantly learning and synthesizing big complex thoughts to empower people, like education.