About me

I am currently a Policy Analyst at CPC Analytics, a policy and data analysis consultancy based in Berlin, Germany, working on global health policy projects. Simultaneously, I am a Master of Public Policy candidate at the Hertie School in Berlin, Germany, with a particular focus on quantitative policy analysis. I am also a Salzburg Global Seminar Fellow, as a part of the Public Policy New Voices Europe programme.

I previously worked as a Research Fellow at the Child & Community Wellbeing Unit, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health (MSPGH), where I was involved with research in disaster impacts and recovery, climate change and health, and COVID-19. I also held teaching responsibilities across both the Master of Public Health and Doctor of Medicine programmes. Additionally, I was a Consultant with the WHO European Office for the Prevention and Control of NCDs, leading a project surveying population salt consumption across the WHO European Region.

I was a Research Assistant at the Burnet Institute between 2020-2021, as a part of the Optimise Study, a large scale social network study on the impacts of COVID-19. In 2020, I undertook a 6 month internship at the WHO NCD Office, in Moscow, Russia. I was also a Research Assistant at the University of Melbourne in 2019-2020, working with the Child and Community Wellbeing Unit, the Melbourne Medical School, as well as Chancellery International.

Professionally, I am passionate about health policy and governance, noncommunicable diseases, the political economy of health, climate change and health, and sustainable food systems. Personally, I am an amateur photographer, a concert organist, and an aspiring polyglot. I speak Cantonese, Mandarin, and English; am learning German; and have dabbled in Russian and Danish previously.