Hi, I'm Diana (dee-ah-nah). I am an Economic Sociologist, who studies labor (especially freelance labor!), pricing, law, informal economies, and social networks. I've given talks about my research at TEDGlobal in Rio, TEDxMunich, Yale, and Princeton. I freelance now as a data scientist and UX researcher. Before Princeton, I was a research manager for the Content team at TED, where I built the fact checking program and ran experiments to study online behavior. Before that, I worked for a hedgefund where we constructed network models of the US economy to be used in electronic trading. I did my undergraduate studies at Yale in Political Science, studying organized crime in Latin America and I am now in Princeton's Sociology Department, where I write about freelancers and pricing.