I am a remote-based independent consultant for international humanitarian organizations and UN agencies, with experience in information management, spatial analysis, communicating findings, and results dissemination. I am particularly interested in the aforementioned areas within the context of refugee or forced displacement scenarios and global health systems. 

My multi-disciplinary background has enabled me to develop a holistic perspective of cross-cutting challenges affecting the humanitarian, development, and academic realms. My specific geographic regions of interest include south and southeast Asia (Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Thailand) and eastern Europe (Belarus, Russia, Ukraine).  

I hold a Master of International Health from the University of Copenhagen and a Certificate of Applied Geographic Information Science (GIS) from the University of Utah. I am pursuing specialized graduate studies in Spatial Analysis from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

You can often find me stretched out on my yoga mat or curled up in a (plane/train) window seat.