I am a language technology graduate with a strong background in linguistics, qualitative analysis, and narrative structure. I hold a Master’s degree in Language Technology, where my work combined theoretical linguistics with applied analysis of real-world language data, including discourse structure, speaker intent, and complexity across long-form texts. My academic and project experience has trained me to work carefully with annotation schemas, interpret nuanced guidelines, and apply consistent qualitative labels to complex linguistic material. I have analyzed dialogue, narrative arcs, and speaker roles across both fictional and non-fictional texts, with a particular interest in how meaning, structure, and rhetorical moves emerge in extended conversations. In addition to my academic background, I have professional experience in technical analysis and documentation, which has strengthened my attention to detail, consistency, and ability to collaborate within structured workflows. I am comfortable working independently in remote, project-based settings, meeting deadlines, and providing thoughtful feedback to improve processes and frameworks. I am especially interested in projects that sit at the intersection of language, storytelling, and intelligent systems, including transcript analysis, conversational annotation, and research-driven content generation. I bring a careful, analytical mindset, strong written communication skills, and genuine enthusiasm for understanding how long-form conversations work beneath the surface.…I am a language technology graduate with a strong background in linguistics, qualitative analysis, and narrative structure. I hold a Master’s degree in Language Technology, where my work combined theoretical linguistics with applied analysis of real-world language data, including discourse structure, speaker intent, and complexity across long-form texts. My academic and project experience has trained me to work carefully with annotation schemas, interpret nuanced guidelines, and apply consistent qualitative labels to complex linguistic material. I have analyzed dialogue, narrative arcs, and speaker roles across both fictional and non-fictional texts, with a particular interest in how meaning, structure, and rhetorical moves emerge in extended conversations. In addition to my academic background, I have professional experience in technical analysis and documentation, which has strengthened my attention to detail, consistency, and ability to collaborate within structured workflows. I am comfortable working independently in remote, project-based settings, meeting deadlines, and providing thoughtful feedback to improve processes and frameworks. I am especially interested in projects that sit at the intersection of language, storytelling, and intelligent systems, including transcript analysis, conversational annotation, and research-driven content generation. I bring a careful, analytical mindset, strong written communication skills, and genuine enthusiasm for understanding how long-form conversations work beneath the surface.WWWW…