Experienced researcher and social science data analyst with specific expertise in international development programming. My areas of focus include research in conflict, crisis, and shock-affected contexts to support donor-funded humanitarian programs. Particular interest and experience conducting evaluations and integrating program learning into social protection, refugee and migration, and gender empowerment programming. Skilled in writing and editing academic journals for publication, quantitative and qualitative research methods, statistical and GIS analysis, and developing policy recommendations informed by research. Strong interdisciplinary academia background with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Law & Society, Psychology, and Philosophy from Clark University, and a Master of Science degree in Criminology and Global Justice Policy from Northeastern University. Extensive experience working in large-scale research labs and institutions as well as non-profit organizations with a range of international donors and clients.