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I am a professional with dual proficiencies in research and product management. As a researcher, I am a behavioural scientist with expertise in experimental design, data collection, and data analysis. With an extensive list of publications in behavioural science and AI, I am an experienced communicator and author. As a product owner, I have experience bringing new tech to market, from scoping and ideating new projects to launching new tech in production.
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In Spring 2024, I began working as an independent consultant under the moniker Labyrinth Insights. I offer bespoke services emphasizing product vision, behavioural insights, RCT design & analysis, and subject matter workshops.
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Before starting Labyrinth, I worked as a Lead Product Owner at Layer 6, where I guided the deployment of the latest developments in machine learning toward real-world applications in financial services. I also contributed to research projects involving user research.
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I was formerly a postdoctoral fellow at the Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligence, where I found ways to experiment on machine learning algorithms using methods from cognitive psychology. I applied these methods to challenges in explainability.
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I have also worked as a management consultant at BEworks, where I used the scientific method and insights from behavioural economics to design experiments and inform solutions to real-world problems. Before that, I used to conduct research as a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Toronto and the Brain and Mind Institute at Western University.
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In the past, I also organized the workshop for Object Perception, Attention, and Memory at the annual meeting of the Psychonomics Society, where we highlight outstanding research by graduate and post-doctoral researchers in visual cognition. Check us out here.