// About

Hi there. I am a researcher, designer, and developer working on how institutional power is mediated through technical infrastructures, from user interfaces to web protocols and data structures. I am completing my PhD in Computer Science in the Human Centred AI Lab at the University of Oxford (thesis: Personal Data, Collective Power, supervised by Prof. Sir Nigel Shadbolt), funded by the Ethical Web and Data Architectures Project at the Oxford Martin School. I am also an Associated Researcher and Fellow at the Open Data Institute, where I research platform data access and convene policy round-tables with UK and EU regulators.

My algorithmic audit of Uber's pay and pricing supported a funded UK and EU class action, and I have presented research to UK MPs, the OECD and the European Commission.

Before returning to academia I worked in product management and strategic insights at Splunk, researching differential privacy in distributed analytics and workload prediction. I hold an MSc with Distinction from the Oxford Internet Institute and a BA cum laude from Yale. I am London and Oxford based, but always a native San Franciscan at heart.