My journey is defined by a deep-rooted commitment to researching and advancing the realms of decentralization and blockchain technology. Starting from my undergraduate studies in Performing and Media Arts, with minors in Anthropology and Comparative Literature, I've steadily navigated towards the intersection of technology and society, culminating in my current pursuit of a PhD in Information Studies at UCLA.
My MSc. in Social Data Science from the University of Copenhagen delved into the crisis of participatory DAOmocracy, unraveling the socio-technical systems of governance in Decentralized Autonomous Organizations. This experience laid a robust foundation for my subsequent roles, including my tenure as a Graduate Student Researcher at the Los Angeles Data Justice Hub, where I contributed to the discourse on informatics and data justice.
Additionally, my diverse research portfolio spans both academic and private sectors, including notable roles such as a Research Journalist at Flipside Governance, a think tank focused on decentralized blockchain governance. These experiences have not only honed my research acumen but also equipped me with a nuanced understanding of blockchain governance and its implications.
My proficiency in Python, SQL, and other programming languages, along with my expertise in data analysis tools, positions me as a dynamic researcher capable of navigating the complexities of decentralized systems. I bring to the table a unique blend of academic rigor, practical skills, and a deep-seated passion for exploring the transformative potential of decentralization and blockchain technology.