Summary
Emily Gade is a Managing Researcher with 11 years of experience translating rigorous political science scholarship into high-stakes federal evaluations for agencies including the U.S. Fire Administration and CISA. Formerly an Assistant Professor at Emory and a Moore/Sloan & WRF data science postdoc at the University of Washington, she combines quantitative methods and international security expertise to study political violence, minority insecurity, and state repression. Her work appears in top journals (APSR, BJPS, JCR, JPR) and has attracted NSF and other competitive funding, reflecting a track record of theory-driven, policy-relevant research. At Fors Marsh she leads complex projects as PI and project manager, bridging academic rigor with actionable recommendations for government clients. Fluent in Spanish and experienced across academia, policy NGOs, and field-oriented service like AmeriCorps, she brings both methodological depth and on-the-ground perspective to problems of conflict and resilience.
11 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
MA and PhD, Political Science, International Security, MA and PhD, Political Science, International Security at University of Washington
MSc, Development Studies, MSc, Development Studies at London School of Economics and Political Science; University of London
BA, Poltical Science, summa cum laude, BA, Poltical Science, summa cum laude at University of Colorado Boulder
Spanish, Spanish at University of Guanajuato