Daniela Londoño

💡I work as a social and political analyst and researcher, specializing in interpreting complex phenomena and transforming them into clear analyses, strategic content, and tools for decision-making. My experience combines rigorous social research, political analysis, and content production aimed at understanding public debate.

In my early professional career, I worked as a researcher on social and territorial analysis projects, participating in the collection, systematization, and analysis of qualitative and quantitative data for the development of plans, clarification reports, public policy implementation, publications, and dissemination strategies. I have addressed topics such as conflict, memory, peace, and development planning, working with applied research methodologies.

Subsequently, I have developed my career as a freelance writer and analyst, collaborating with digital media outlets and political communication sector allies in generating content on politics, economics, finance, consumption, electoral analysis, technopolitics, and institutional communication. My work is characterized by translating complex information into accessible, rigorous, and critically insightful analyses.

Currently, I am complementing my profile with technical skills in data analysis and visualization, incorporating tools such as Atlas.ti and NVivo for qualitative analysis, ArcGIS for territorial analysis, SQL and Python for data analysis, and Power BI for visualization and reporting (in training), with the aim of strengthening social research and political analysis from data-driven approaches.

I am interested in collaborating—as a freelancer or in a linked role—on research, analysis, and communication projects in digital media, organizations, and public impact projects, where the intersection of research, data, and social understanding is central.