Kirin Khan is a highly accomplished researcher and project manager who specializes in market research, user research, data analysis, statistics, survey methodology, problem solving, and coaching. With a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Mathematics from Mills College and further studies in Mathematical Statistics and Probability from Smith College, Kirin is an expert in using in-depth research and statistical analysis to answer questions of all sorts.

Kirin's academic work has focused on geodesics, addiction and rationality, and quantifying the effects of income on election results. She is proficient in computer programs and software like R, SQL, LaTeX, and Microsoft Office Suite. Her experience in the field includes positions as Manager of User Research at Twitter, Director at YouGov, Senior Research Analyst, Consulting Data Analyst (Internship) at Kaiser Permanente, and Associate Consultant at Quant6.

Kirin has also held positions at WAGES, the Women's Action to Gain Economic Security, serving as both Development Intern and Development and Evaluation Associate. She was also a Lisa Kernan Social Justice Fellow at the Center for Policy Analysis on Trade and Health (CPATH) and a Teaching Assistant for statistics and women's health issues at Smith College. Additionally, Kirin has held several leadership and internal roles, including being the Division III Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Representative for the Association of Independents at NCAA and Teaching Assistant at Mills College.

Overall, Kirin is a deeply curious person with a passion for helping teams answer questions using research and statistical analysis. Her expertise in user research and market research makes her a sought-after asset in the industry.