Berlin, Germany
This is
my story.
As a child I wanted to save the world. Growing up, I learned that a) systemic change is a collaborative effort and b) getting to the heart of complex problems instead of fixing symptoms is more challenging than little me imagined.
Now as an adult I still want to make a positive difference with my work. So far I've researched and taught computational social science at three universities, co-directed an international tech start-up, and managed an economic think tank to jointly advance the social-ecological transformation. I also led data for good projects and teams for an international network of data scientists, digitally transformed German government bodies and social impact organizations as a consultant and project lead, served as a mentor in an intercultural development program, and openly shared scientific knowledge as part of the steering committee of a global MOOC.
These diverse experiences strengthened my interest in co-creating solutions to complex problems that build bridges between sectors, disciplines, and people to effect meaningful change. By integrating scientific and creative approaches, I reframe those challenges as opportunities to analyze the world as it is―and explore how it might be in the future.
Now as an adult I still want to make a positive difference with my work. So far I've researched and taught computational social science at three universities, co-directed an international tech start-up, and managed an economic think tank to jointly advance the social-ecological transformation. I also led data for good projects and teams for an international network of data scientists, digitally transformed German government bodies and social impact organizations as a consultant and project lead, served as a mentor in an intercultural development program, and openly shared scientific knowledge as part of the steering committee of a global MOOC.
These diverse experiences strengthened my interest in co-creating solutions to complex problems that build bridges between sectors, disciplines, and people to effect meaningful change. By integrating scientific and creative approaches, I reframe those challenges as opportunities to analyze the world as it is―and explore how it might be in the future.
