I'm passionate about using data, design, and engineering to solve problems and tell stories that matter. I am currently a data visuals editor at the Council on Foreign Relations, where I work with researchers and editors to create compelling data-driven stories. I have an M.S. in Computational Analysis & Public Policy, a joint program by the Harris School of Public Policy and the Department of Computer Science at the University of Chicago. Previously, I worked as a research engineer with the Mansueto Institute for Urban Innovation on topics related to public transportation, property ownership networks, public finance, and property taxes. I was also a data editor at the Chicago Maroon.

Before that I ran youth programming at Changeist and worked on the analytics team at the DNC. Find me on Linkedin or reach out via email at asteinhart3 at gmail.com

You can find my programming portfolio at asteinhart, my resume here, and selected writing and projects below.