Experience

  1. Associate Research Scientist

    Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
    • Researching the individual and structural factors that influence financial and health behaviours.
    • Responsibilities include research design, quantitative analytics, and statistical programming.
    • Working with community health stakeholders, policy advisors, and interdisciplinary research groups.
  2. Executive Director

    Junior Researcher Programme
    • Leading the JRP Team to create opportunities and collaborations within the psychological sciences for ECRs and students globally. - Facilitating projects on impactful research themes with an emphasis on open and generalisable science.

Education

  1. PhD in Experimental Psychology

    Oxford University
    Thesis on metacognitive decision confidence in categorisation tasks. Supervised by Prof Nick Yeung.
    Lab website
  2. MSc in Psychological Research

    Oxford University

    St. Cross College Humphrey Prize for Best Research Dissertation

    Courses included:

    • MatLab, Advanced Statistics, Research Design, Research Methods.
  3. MA in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences

    Cambridge University

    The Cambridge Double First

    Courses included:

    • Statistics, Experimental Psychology, Gender, Family, Biological Anthropology.
Skills & Hobbies
Technical Skills
Python
Data Science
SQL
Hobbies
Hiking
Cats
Photography
Awards
Advanced Scientific Programming in Python
ASPP ∙ August 2024
Learned a selection of advanced programming techniques and best practices which are standard in the industry, but especially tailored to the needs of a programming scientist. Topics included: Large-scale collaborative scientific code development with git and code forges, testing and debugging scientific code, scientific programming patterns in Python, and writing parallel applications in Python.
Improving your Statistical Questions (and Inference)
Coursera ∙ January 2020
A pair of online courses designed to improve both inference and approach to statistical thinking. Produced by TU/e Technical University Eindhoven instructed by Daniel Lakens.
Languages
100%
English
75%
German
25%
French