About me

I am a Geospatial Analyst applying GIS, Earth Observation, and cartography to support climate risk assessment and environmental decision-making. My work focuses on understanding how climate change and demographic dynamics shape spatial patterns of risk and vulnerability. I have experience in flood vulnerability analysis, land use change, and environmental mapping, as well as field-based geospatial work in biodiversity and humanitarian contexts. Currently, I contribute to applied research at the United Nations University - Institute for Environment and Human Security, supporting efforts to improve access to climate risk analytics for decision-makers and vulnerable populations. I am particularly motivated to contribute to environmental and humanitarian challenges, where spatial data can support better decisions; such as identifying vulnerable populations, monitoring environmental change, and supportung climate adaptation strategies. I enjoy working at the interface of geospatial analysis, applied research, and operational decision-making.