I am a passionate computational social scientist with over a decade of experience working with quantiative and qualitative methods to better understand and predict social and political phenomena. I work for SGS providing AI and NLP solutions to the US defense industry.
Cross-sectional collection of at-a-distance derived cognitive and personality values attained through analysis of spoken words.
Dataset on conflict surrounding fisheries resources primarily focused in the horn of Africa.
An open resource for handling canines.
A project to model and synthesize the temporal trends in common-pool resource research.
Utilize and optimize systems for quantifying adaptive pathways relative to climate change at various levels of government.
August 2016 - October 2020, Remote
Utilizing a survey of over 600 voters in Louisiana we assess the relationship between conspiratorial beliefs and electoral trust.
This paper challenges recent claims that competitive market dynamics incentivize Private Military and Security Companies (PMSCs) to fully commit to providing effective services, thereby reducing the duration of civil war. Our assessment of a most-likely case scenario for this argument – Sierra Leone – reveals four critical problems.
Military coups are the most consequential breakdown of civil-military relations. This dissertation contributes to the explanation and prediction of coups through three independent quantitative analyses.
Discover how to create responsive and high performance software. Develop programs with Golang that are highly Concurrent and Parallel. Improve your programming skills in Go with more advanced, mulithreading topics.
2016-2020 Ph.D Security StudiesExtracurricular Activities
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2014-2015 M.A. Political ScienceExtracurricular Activities
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2010-2014 B.A. Political ScienceExtracurricular Activities
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