Anabelle Roulet

Communications graduate (with a thesis on the mediatization of judicial affairs) and currently pursuing a Master's in Criminology, I specialize in simplifying complex content to make it accessible to everyone: biology, medicine, law, social sciences.

I write popular science texts (articles, reports, opinion pieces) and design visual materials: PowerPoint-style presentations, illustrated reports, educational sheets, explanatory videos. For example, I have produced comprehensive reports for business projects (a fictional one for my studies and a concrete one to present a project to an accountant and banks) including a summary, SWOT analysis, market research, and financial and marketing plans, all presented in a clear and professional format.

My Master's degree fuels my daily interest in law, justice, and social sciences, and I'm also turning towards first aid (BEPS, future volunteering) because everything related to health and caring for others truly resonates with me.

I enjoy diving into complex subjects, reflecting on them at length, dissecting them, and then extracting clear and structured content, accessible to people who don't have the time or inclination to consult the technical version.

Passionate about artificial intelligence and IT, I am learning Python and SQL to create my own tools, with a genuine curiosity for explaining these subjects to the general public. I also acquired basics in CSS, HTML, and PHP during an internship in a non-profit organization and through personal projects (forums, a showcase website for a small business), which helps me understand clients' technical constraints without being a "hardcore" developer.

Based in Belgium (Namur), I work remotely and prefer in-depth assignments where I can explore a subject rather than produce superficial or repetitive content for social media.