Summary
Iris Eekhout is a statistician and senior scientist with a decade of experience applying advanced methods to public-health and developmental measurement at TNO and VU University Medical Center. She specializes in psychometrics, missing-data methods, longitudinal and multilevel analyses, and pragmatic tools such as dynamic web applications and visualizations to make complex results accessible. Her PhD and postdoc work focused on handling missing questionnaire data in epidemiological research, and she teaches epidemiology and biostatistics part-time, bridging research and education. Practically fluent in R, Mplus, Stata and other statistical software, she builds reproducible workflows for reliability, rater agreement and multiple imputation studies. Colleagues value her ability to translate methodological innovation (e.g., the D-score for early child development) into usable measurement and policy-relevant insights. Based in Utrecht, she combines clinical-psychology training with rigorous statistical methodology to tackle societally relevant measurement problems.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
VWO Atheneum, Highschool, VWO Atheneum, Highschool at ISW Tiendweg
Masters, Methodology and Statistics, Masters, Methodology and Statistics at Leiden University
Bachelors, Psychology, Bachelors, Psychology at The University of Montana
English