Nicolas Damiani
About Nicolas Damiani
Nicolas Damiani is a data processor with a background in political science and economics. He has worked in various roles related to data analysis and research, contributing to drug policy and criminal justice advocacy.
Work at Recidiviz
Nicolas Damiani has been employed at Recidiviz as a Data Processor since 2020. In this role, he focuses on data management and visualization techniques to support the organization's mission. Recidiviz is dedicated to improving the criminal justice system through data-driven insights, and Damiani's contributions play a vital role in this effort.
Previous Experience at OpenStax
Prior to his current role, Nicolas Damiani worked at OpenStax in various capacities. He served as an Institutional Relations Assistant from 2017 to 2018 for ten months and as a Content Development Intern for one year during the same period. Both positions were based in Houston, Texas, where he gained experience in educational content and institutional engagement.
Experience at Texas Criminal Justice Coalition
Nicolas Damiani worked as a Research Analyst at the Texas Criminal Justice Coalition from 2019 to 2020 for one year. In this position, he focused on research related to criminal justice issues, contributing to advocacy efforts aimed at reforming the system in Texas.
Education and Expertise
Nicolas Damiani studied at Rice University, where he earned two Bachelor's degrees in Political Science and Government and Economics, completing his studies from 2016 to 2020. His academic background provided him with a solid foundation in policy analysis and economic principles. He developed expertise in dashboard design and data management through his educational and professional experiences.
Internship at Rice University's Baker Institute
During his time at Rice University, Nicolas Damiani interned at the Baker Institute for Public Policy as a Drug Policy Research Intern from 2018 to 2019 for one year. This internship allowed him to engage in research that contributed to the understanding of drug policy, further enhancing his focus on public policy and advocacy.