Peter Andringa is a graphics journalist and visual investigations specialist with 12 years of experience blending data, code and storytelling to surface complex investigative stories. Currently at the Financial Times, he builds narrated visualizations and tooling informed by prior data-visualization work at The Washington Post and contributions to The Guardian. He moves fluidly between coding and reporting—comfortable prototyping interactive graphics and building reproducible pipelines that support newsroom investigations. His background includes fellowships in emerging technologies and stints at major newsrooms and tech-forward labs, giving him a rare mix of editorial judgment and engineering rigor. Based in London, he’s usually found writing, coding, or reading the news, and often brings newsroom-scale engineering practices to multimedia investigations.
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