I am a journalist interested in the intersection of data science and narrative journalism. I am the Editor of the Oxford Review of Books and run a podcast series for the Oxford Political Review (available on Spotify and Apple). I cover topics related to US/East Asian politics, technology, and gender studies.
I have also worked as a data analyst for Amazon and an economic consultant for Analysis Group Inc. My main specializations are in econometrics, natural language processing, and interactive data visualizations. I am an expert in R and Python with proficiency in Stata, SAS, SQL, and Java. My data visualizations can be found on Tableau.
As an academic, I study the relationship between media and democracy, and how contemporary republican philosophy can help us navigate our present media environment.
Education
Oxford University | 2018-2020
MPhil, Political Theory
Princeton University | Class of 2017
BA, Comparative Literature
Certificates: Statistics & Machine Learning; Gender Studies
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