I’m passionate about how the techniques and discourses from territory focused disciplines can be re-appropriated through the use of information systems and data science.

Most of my work is related to geospatial data science in the context of humanitarian aid and development, having experience working with spatial analysis and cartography for institutions like CLEAR Global, World Resources Institute, UNDP, UNEP and the World Bank. In past positions I've developed solutions for automating processes involving remote sensing and spatial analysis through the use of GIS software and programming with python and javascript using frameworks like google earth engine, geopandas, postgis/geoserver, mapbox and arcgis online. I also collaborate in environmental, urban and spatial related research projects, having worked with TU-Delft, UNESCO-IHE, Oxford-Brookes University, McGill University, Ecole d'Urbanisme de Paris and Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul on the subjects of Geodesign for Nature Based Solutions, Urban Metabolism, Circular Economy, Scaling Laws and Road Ecology. I'm a teacher to the "Data, conflicts and disasters" discipline at Paris Dauphine University's Peace Studies Master's Program, in which students ate introduced to spatial analysis, digital cartography and open data in the third sector. I'm currently striving for open data in the humanitarian world as a geospatial data scientist at CLEAR Global.