Analyst specializing in geopolitical risk, policy analysis, and data-driven insights — through empirical research, quantitative methods, and primary-source analysis. I translate complex information into clear, actionable intelligence that supports decision-making.
An interactive dashboard pulling live data from the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project API. Visualizes conflict events by type, location, actor, and fatality rate across user-selected countries and years. Built to replicate the analytical workflow used by UN agencies and major think tanks.
A tracker that parses the OFAC Specially Designated Nationals list and maps designation patterns over time. Identifies spikes in new sanctions correlated with geopolitical events, breaks down designations by program (Russia, Iran, DPRK, narco), and surfaces entity networks by country and sector.
I'm a researcher and analyst with a background in international relations, conflict studies, and political economy. My work sits at the intersection of quantitative methods and qualitative area expertise — using data tools to ask questions that matter.
I examine how force, coercion, and strategic interaction shape the international order, using empirical and quantitative methods alongside primary-source analysis to uncover patterns of conflict and risk.
Previously at King's College London. I'm currently seeking roles in intelligence analysis, geopolitical risk advisory, and policy research.