I'm an interdisciplinary researcher: A behavioural economist in theory and a UX researcher in practice.

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I hold a PhD from the University of Geneva, Switzerland, and an MSc from the University of Edinburgh, UK. My doctoral work focused on applying insights and tools from behavioural economics for the public good.

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At present, I am a User Experience Researcher based in Zurich, Switzerland.

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My research interests center around behavioural economics (i.e., decision biases and nudges) and human-computer interaction (i.e., UX and privacy). I enjoy cross-functional working environments and I apply a mixed-methods approach in my research.

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In the past, I worked as a People Analyst intern within the People Analytics Group at Google's US headquarter, Mountain View, CA.

I also conducted research for the Horizon Digital Economy Research Institute at the University of Nottingham and the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh, UK.

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Apart from my professional identity, my passion is to wander around the globe to explore new places and to meet curious people. I consider myself a part-time ninja, although I have absolutely nothing to back up this claim. Hip hashtags can summarise other crucial aspects of my life as follows: #coffee #sports #arts #sun