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Titus Kirwa

Titus Kirwa

PhD Researcher – Digital Health

Australia flagHerston, Australia
$19.00/hrExpertMindriftOneformaRemotasks

Key Skills

Software

MindriftMindrift
OneFormaOneForma
RemotasksRemotasks
Scale AIScale AI
TelusTelus
Data Annotation TechData Annotation Tech

Top Subject Matter

Clinical Research
Digital Health
Patient Perceptions

Top Data Types

TextText
ImageImage
DocumentDocument

Top Task Types

ClassificationClassification
Bounding BoxBounding Box
Entity (NER) ClassificationEntity (NER) Classification
Object DetectionObject Detection
Question AnsweringQuestion Answering
RLHFRLHF
Evaluation/RatingEvaluation/Rating
TranscriptionTranscription
Prompt + Response Writing (SFT)Prompt + Response Writing (SFT)
Text SummarizationText Summarization

Freelancer Overview

PhD Researcher – Digital Health. Brings 4+ years of professional experience across complex professional workflows, research, and quality-focused execution. Core strengths include NVivo. Education includes Doctor of Philosophy, The University of Queensland (2027) and Master of Public Health, Monroe University (2023). AI-training focus includes data types such as Text and labeling workflows including Classification.

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Labeling Experience

PhD Researcher – Digital Health

TextClassification
Quantitative and qualitative analysis was performed on large-scale maternity and clinical datasets to assess clinical outcomes. Data labeling involved the classification and coding of qualitative interviews and focus group discussion transcripts using NVivo and MaxQDA. The process included extraction and coding of qualitative Patient Reported Experience Measures (PREMs) to support secondary use practices. • Data labeling supported digital health research and informed policy. • Both R and Python were used for preprocessing and structured data transformations. • NVivo and MaxQDA were utilized for thematic and framework analysis labeling. • PREMs scoping review involved systematic extraction and categorization of patient experience data.

Quantitative and qualitative analysis was performed on large-scale maternity and clinical datasets to assess clinical outcomes. Data labeling involved the classification and coding of qualitative interviews and focus group discussion transcripts using NVivo and MaxQDA. The process included extraction and coding of qualitative Patient Reported Experience Measures (PREMs) to support secondary use practices. • Data labeling supported digital health research and informed policy. • Both R and Python were used for preprocessing and structured data transformations. • NVivo and MaxQDA were utilized for thematic and framework analysis labeling. • PREMs scoping review involved systematic extraction and categorization of patient experience data.

2024 - Present

Formative and Qualitative Research Intern – Global Health Data Labeling

TextClassification
Supported data labeling tasks through coding and organizing qualitative research data from field teams in Mozambique and Burundi. The role involved cleaning, organizing, and interpreting interview data as well as synthesizing formative qualitative data to inform interventions. Assisted in development and structure of qualitative analysis tools, facilitating effective data annotation and reporting. • Data processed included transcripts from interviews and focus groups with community health workers and participants. • Data labeling results were used for formative analysis in global health intervention design. • Supported documentation and systematic data organization for research teams. • Engaged in multi-country collaborative evaluation activities using labeled data.

Supported data labeling tasks through coding and organizing qualitative research data from field teams in Mozambique and Burundi. The role involved cleaning, organizing, and interpreting interview data as well as synthesizing formative qualitative data to inform interventions. Assisted in development and structure of qualitative analysis tools, facilitating effective data annotation and reporting. • Data processed included transcripts from interviews and focus groups with community health workers and participants. • Data labeling results were used for formative analysis in global health intervention design. • Supported documentation and systematic data organization for research teams. • Engaged in multi-country collaborative evaluation activities using labeled data.

2023 - 2023

Education

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The University of Queensland

Doctor of Philosophy, Digital Health

Doctor of Philosophy
2024 - 2027
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Monroe University

Master of Public Health, Epidemiology and Biostatistics

Master of Public Health
2021 - 2023

Work History

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The University of Queensland

Research Assistant – STREAM Project

Herston
2025 - Present
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The University of Queensland

PhD Researcher – Digital Health

Herston
2024 - Present