Nijmegen, Gelderland, Netherlands
I am an experienced data analyst and data engineer of (historical) demographic data. My specialty is to convert complex data questions into into simple and effective pipelines and research designs. I have experience with large datasets, data cleaning, and data quality control, as well as regression analyses, cox regression modelling, spatial analyses, and visualization of data. For data analyses I use R, but I am also versed in SPSS, STATA, and ArcGIS. My academic interests are research methodology, (historical) demography, social stratification, migration, and longevity.
Reconstructing the Dutch population between 1812 and 1967 using the Dutch civil registry.
Assists with digitizing the Surinamese slave registers (data cleaning, etc.)
Four-year-long research project into "The role of the family and the disease environment in exceptional longevity in three provinces of the Netherlands, 1812-1957" at the department of history in Nijmegen. Part of the research project "Genes, germs and resources".