Summary
Karrie Kehoe is a seasoned investigative data journalist and trainer with 11 years’ experience using Python, Pandas, SQL, R and Git to uncover corruption, human rights abuses and sports wrongdoing across major global investigations. Currently Deputy Head of Data & Research at ICIJ, she has driven high-impact projects including the Pandora Papers, FinCEN Files and Luanda Leaks while earlier leading investigations at RTÉ, The Times and Thomson Reuters Foundation. She combines newsroom coaching and technical training—teaching command line, Python and data tooling at the Centre for Investigative Journalism—with hands-on data wrangling and verification for broadcast and digital storytelling. Based in Dublin with an academic background in history and literature, she brings archival research instincts to programmatic analysis, often surfacing narratives from messy, leaked datasets few others can parse.
11 years of coding experience
MA, History, MA, History at University College Dublin
MA, Literature & Publishing, MA, Literature & Publishing at National University of Ireland, Galway
English