Since February 2022, I have been working as a mid-level researcher and consultant in the Economics division at CE Delft. I studied at the University of Groningen, where I obtained a bachelor’s degree in Econometrics and a bachelor’s degree in Philosophy. I also completed a master’s degree in Econometrics, specialising in Actuarial Science.
Thanks to my broad academic background, I possess a critical and analytical perspective that enables me to thoroughly understand environmental and sustainability issues. Before joining CE Delft, I worked as an analytics consultant, helping clients with data analyses and the implementation of data-driven solutions. At CE Delft, I am extensively involved in policy evaluations, social cost-benefit analyses, and other economic or econometric assessments. I am often responsible for the quantitative analyses, but I enjoy combining this with the qualitative aspects of our studies.
Topics I frequently work on include the energy system, green subsidies and fiscal instruments, emissions trading, and the built environment.