Jan Tulp

Jan Willem Tulp is a prominent data experience designer renowned for creating captivating data visualizations that effectively communicate complex information to diverse audiences.

With a Bachelor of Science degree from Haagse Hogeschool/TH Rijswijk, Jan Willem has built an impressive career path by utilizing his skills and expertise to collaborate with prestigious organizations and institutions globally.

Jan Willem Tulp has a rich portfolio of working with various renowned clients and organizations, including Scientific American, Popular Science, Nature, Philips, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Markplaats, Unicef, Unesco, World Economic Forum, Gavi, Nielsen, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, among others.

He has been instrumental in helping these entities find data insights and communicate them effectively by designing custom visual analysis tools and creating visually appealing representations of data.

Jan Willem has also been recognized for his contributions to the field of data visualization by serving as a judge at esteemed competitions like Malofiej, National Science Foundation, and Visualizing.org.

His work has been showcased at prestigious venues like Foosaner Art Museum, Ars Electronica, and Graphic Design Museum Groningen, along with being featured in well-known publications and books like 'The Functional Art' by Alberto Cairo and 'Best American Infographics 2013' by Gareth Cook.

Furthermore, Jan Willem Tulp has shared his insights and expertise by speaking at various international conferences and collaborating with top data visualizers like Moritz Stefaner and Interactive Things.

Outside of his professional endeavors, Jan Willem engages with the online community by sharing his thoughts on Twitter and curating beautiful images on Pinterest.