Freelance Experience

I consulted a micromobility/scooter and bike sharing company based out Los Angeles, CA on survey and survey analysis best practices, techniques for obtaining causally credible estimates using non-experimental user data, and contributed to one of the company's largest and most impactful public-facing assets.

I worked with an outstanding editorial team at DCPC—and a group of co-authors that I coordinated—to produce a series of articles on the health workforce in Washington. Across a series of bite-sized, public-facing articles, we leveraged (1) publicly available data, (2) original analysis including geocoding and predictive analytics, and (3) numerous FOIA requests to produce the first publicly available snapshots of supply/demand, race/ethnicity and other demographics, and geographic distribution of D.C. health providers to date.

Independently and remotely, I managed distribution, analysis, and presentation for Leading Brands in Government, the flagship market research study produced at GovExec and a major point of marketing, lead generation, and public contact for the company. From outside the company, I coordinated junior analysts and marketing coordinators to solicit more than 5,000 responses to a brand survey, complete public-facing presentation assets, deliver findings (remote audience during the pandemic), and ensure overall client satisfaction. Testimony available below.

With Cole Rosengren and others on the editorial team at Waste Dive, I provided analytical and research support for a series of articles on waste site expansion as well as labor conditions in the often-dangerous occupations of trash pickup/collection and landfill management. Tasks including writing, analysis of publicly available data on workplace injuries, and fatalities, and writing Python code to scrape difficult-to-obtain web data. Work on labor conditions won an award; details and client testimonial available below.