Organisations hire me to support the strategic development and evaluation of their work. I do this through evaluation, data and learning services.
I have fifteen years’ experience in research and consultancy for national & local government, charitable foundations, service delivery charities & social enterprises, think tanks and others.
I value collaborative working between disciplines, with statisticians, economists, designers and others; and aim for work to be rigorous, engaging and useful. I am experienced in leading teams and rapidly assimilating to new groups as a working member.
More information on my qualifications and experience can be found here. Or you might be interested in my blog, which shares my learning on data analytics, big data and evaluation.
18. Sense about Data Science
Thanks to a recommendation from Tracey Gyateng of DataKind, I went along to the launch of ‘Data science: a guide for society’ from Sense about
17. Methodological Playgrounds
I first heard the term methodological playground in 2014, from Institute for Education’s Professor Carey Jewitt. She was talking about her work with digital artists
16. Big Data and social research – 2 years on
Next month will be two years since my first post. Back then examples of big data in social research and evaluation were more limited and
15. Where R we going – part II?
In my last post I talked about why I chose to pursue R via DataCamp. Between January and the end of March I completed the
14. Where R we going?
An upsurge in paid work meant professional development took a back seat for a while. In this post I talk about finding a realistic way
13. Try, try again: getting started with some software and coding
In this blog I will share what I have learned from sitting at my desk trying to install and use new software and code. The
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