Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands
PhD Candidate at Utrecht University on the RADIUNCE (Radical Uncertainty) project, researching how politicians deal with uncertainty in issues, using NLP (Natural Language Processing) to analyse speeches and tweets. Research interests include: political decision making, political polarisation, populism, NLP. I received my Master of Arts in Political Science at Central European University.
PhD Candidate at Utrecht University on the RADIUNCE (Radical Uncertainty) project, researching how politicians deal with uncertainty in issues, using NLP (Natural Language Processing) to analyse speeches and tweets.
Taught work groups for the Political Science Bachelor in Leiden and the International Relations and Organisations Bachelor in the Hague. Courses include academic skills and statistics. I teach and grade in both Dutch and English. I also mentored 40 first-year students.
Minerva's classroom platform, known as Forum, is used by both Minerva students and external partners. I supported students and staff as they face technical difficulties on the Forum, and helped engineers fix bugs by investigating them.
I was responsible for processing and aiding applications for passports, ID-cards, and driver's licences for residents of Utrecht.
SAYDS equips youth in Kenya with systems thinking knowledge to help them solve complex problems they face. I researched and wrote documents explaining aspects of systems thinking to youth.