Frieda Fein

Frieda Fein is a seasoned data analyst and researcher with a strong background in statistics, data visualization, reporting, and GIS. She has leveraged her skills in policy evaluation, political campaigns, and international development projects.

Frieda completed her Master's Degree in Geography at Oregon State University and holds a dual Bachelor's degree in Environmental Geoscience and Political Science from Yale University.

Throughout her career, Frieda has held key positions in various organizations, including serving as a Data Scientist at USAID, Deputy Data Director of Experimentation at Progressive Turnout Project, GIS Specialist at Ursa Space Systems, Data Associate at Biden for President, and more.

Her extensive experience includes roles such as Michigan Deputy Data Director and Wisconsin Field Organizer at Organizing Together 2020, GIS Specialist at UNDP, Graduate Teaching Assistant and Graduate Research Assistant at Oregon State University, and various research and analytical positions at Yale University and other institutions.

Prior to her current roles, Frieda also worked as a School Consultant, Science Teacher, Analyst at the Office of Innovation in the City of South Bend, and held internships at the Mayor's Office in cities like New Haven and South Bend.

Frieda's diverse background and expertise make her a highly skilled professional in data analysis, research, and GIS, suitable for roles in policy evaluation, political campaigns, and international development.