—I am a Lead Data Strategist at IBM, working at the intersection of data design, data science and data journalism

Data-driven News App
Traviz was a year-long collaboration beginning in 2017 between USC Annenberg School of Journalism and USC Viterbi School of Engineering and Computer Science.
Together with a team of data scientists, news designers, and a few reporters, I built a data-driven news application to predict Los Angeles’s traffic.
The tool's objective was to help Los Angelinos plan their trips in advance to avoid frustrating LA traffic jams, while also providing new insight into street data collected by the city of Los Angeles.
Through data exploration, data modeling, UX interviews, reporting, and design research, we developed a functional platform that became the foundation for what is now the data-driven journalism project Crosstown.
My role in the project:
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User Interviews
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Data analysis
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Data visualizations
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UX interviews
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Data-driven Reporting
Year:
2017/2018



You can dive deep into this project by reading the following blogs:
Looking at journalism from a different perspective
Breaking Down the Silo Mentality
If you are interested in the code, here is the github repo
