Hello! My name is Vivien, and I’m an award-winning, Harvard-educated scientist and applied mathematician originally from Hungary. My research focuses on AI for Good, particularly at the intersection of AI and human behavior (motivation, creativity, overcoming adversity, social media impact) and AI for environmental and space sciences (satellites, oceans). ​

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My mission is edutainment: using storytelling to educate and entertain both general and professional audiences. I’ve spoken at global stages including SXSW South by Southwest, and the United Nations' AI for Good conference, and have appeared in documentaries and interviews internationally - see full list below.

I bring a background in business strategy and data science. Regarding business strategy, I hold an MBA from Wharton, and previously worked at McKinsey, Google, and Bridgewater Associates. Regarding data science, I earned a Master’s in data science from Harvard, and have led award-winning and soon-to-be-published NASA research, serving as project lead, advisor, and speaker for both NASA and the United Nations. Beyond work, I’m passionate about exploring cultures: I speak 5 languages, have visited 80 countries, and lived in 10 countries across 5 continents. I'm also a lifelong athlete: I’ve run the San Francisco marathon and hold a Guinness World Record in long-distance cycling.