I am a postdoctoral researcher specialized in longitudinal data analysis methods for causal inference. In my research, I evaluate, compare, develop, and apply analysis methods that are used in a variety of disciplines, ranging from psychology and social sciences, to epidemiology and biostatistics. I find it important to always keep the end-users of the statistical methods (i.e., applied researchers) in mind. Therefore, I devote considerable time to the readability and comprehensibility of my academic articles; develop user-friendly applications for others to apply analytical techniques; and enjoy presenting about it at conferences and during lectures for bachelor and master students, doctoral candidates, and postdoctoral researchers.