Prathm Juneja
I'm an interdisciplinary researcher, technologist, and policy expert. Mostly, I translate expertise across different domains to solve complex problems.

If you think we can do something useful together, get in touch at prathmj [at] gmail [dot] com
Right now, I'm:
A Rhodes Scholar & PhD Candidate in Social Data Science at Oxford's Internet Institute, where I research the implications of AI on Democracy, AI Ethics, and Policy using machine learning, political science, and philosophy.
The Curriculum Designer & Lead Expert for International IDEA's AI for Electoral Actors Program (supported by Microsoft and OpenAI), advising senior election officials, civil society organizations, and media across dozens of countries on AI & Elections through intensive 3-day workshops.
Working with Computer Says Maybe, an organization focused on the politics of technology, on research, strategy, and occasionally, as a podcast co-host.
Advising governments, campaigns, researchers, early stage-startups, technology companies, on AI implementation, strategy, tech policy, and more.
Giving talks and educating teams, organizations, and the public about AI, technology, politics, and policy.
In the past, I've:
Worked at the intersection of VC & Philanthropy, evaluating opportunities, meeting with founders, and advising early-stage startups and organizations.
Served as a data scientist and organizer in U.S. politics, from local voting rights efforts to Presidential campaigns.
Built data and technology tools for city governments to improve constituent services and promote fairer, more equitable systems.