Narges Sayah

Narges Sayah is a data analyst co-op student at the Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium, where she works on analyzing the impacts of future climate change on extreme stream flows and droughts, along with deriving streamflow and water temperature hazard exposure indicators from hydrologic simulations. Currently, she is pursuing her master's degree at the University of Victoria in a research lab focusing on human-computer interaction and enhancing user experience with data visualizations. Following the completion of her bachelor’s degree in computer engineering at Amirkabir University of Technology in Iran, she worked as a data scientist intern specializing in natural language processing and machine learning. Outside of work and study, she is a professional swimmer and enjoys kayaking along the beautiful Victoria coasts or listening to audio books and podcasts.