Timothy Lokotar

International Laboratory for Digital Transformation in Public Administration. Conducted a structured policy research assignment for the International Laboratory for Digital Transformation in Public Administration mapping the EU's evolving approach to digital sovereignty. Systematically compiled and annotated primary source documentation (2023–2026) from the European Commission, Council, and Parliament, as well as official statements by EU member state leaders, organised chronologically and by institutional or national origin. On the basis of this documentary corpus, produced an analytical report synthesising competing interpretations of digital sovereignty, cataloguing planned and enacted policy initiatives, and identifying points of convergence and divergence across EU institutions and member states.

Centre for Stability and Risk Analysis. Contributed to an academic research project examining the causes and conditions of military coups, with a focus on conducting a systematized literature review of existing scholarship on coup occurrence and its determining factors.

Providing personalized French language instruction to a diverse international clientele spanning all proficiency levels (A1 to C1) and a broad range of age groups. Adapting teaching methodologies to accommodate varying cultural backgrounds and individual learning styles, ensuring an inclusive and effective learning experience. Maintaining strong client retention through consistent progress tracking, tailored lesson planning, and ongoing engagement strategies.

Centre for Comparative Governance Studies. Conducted a comparative systematized literature review on the enforcement mechanisms and sanctioning capacity of international organizations (EAEU, BRICS, ASEAN) for the HSE Centre for Comparative Governance Studies, synthesizing a body of peer-reviewed scholarship to map institutional strengths, structural limitations, and divergent models of supranational compliance across three major regional blocs.

- Political Science - Economics - International Relations - Scholarly Research - Data Analysis - Programming languages (R and Python) - Machine learning - Russian language - Chinese language