A (humanitarian) researcher specialized in field research and data visualization.
Previously, I was a Data & Research Specialist at IMPACT Initiatives.
I'm a (humanitarian) quantitative researcher who loves a good meme almost as much as bouncing ideas around with others. Whether I'm trying to make sense of messy data or just swapping stories about bits of history, I genuinely enjoy taking complicated things and making them a little clearer—for others, and honestly, for myself too. And if we can share a laugh or two along the way, even better.
- Research & Analysis: statistical analysis, economic modeling, data structuration, data visualization, household surveys
- Project Management: horizontal project management, capacity building, co-training
- Technical Toolbox:
R (Tidyverse, Shiny, data.table, sf, tmap),
Python (Pandas, Polars, Matplotlib, Plotnine),
QGIS, Kobo Toolbox - Interests: data visualization, open source projects, community resilience, participatory approaches, socio-ecological analysis
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TidyTuesday Contributions
My weekly data visualization contributions to #TidyTuesday. Each visualization explores different datasets using R and Python, showcasing various visualization techniques and data analysis approaches. (Ongoing) -
30 Day Chart Challenge
My submissions for the #30DayChartChallenge, a community-driven data visualization event where participants create and share charts based on daily prompts. First participation in 2025. -
hespeR: Humanitarian Emergency Settings Perceived Needs Scale
(Ongoing) R package for handling the WHO's HESPER. In collaboration with Raphael Bacot, it aims to provide an integrated data workflow (wrangling, analysis, reporting, and visualization) based on the HESPER survey methodology. -
visualizeR: Utility functions for Humanitarian Viz
(Ongoing) R package providing utility functions and sane defaults for humanitarian analysts with colors, scales and default visualizations.
Looking to connect? If you have a project involving data or surveys and need support, advice, or simply someone to brainstorm with, feel free to reach out!