Julia is a Manager. During her time at Analysys Mason, she has developed expertise in desktop research, quantitative and qualitative data analysis and developing conclusions and recommendations. She has a diverse portfolio of project experience working for a range of clients, including government departments, vendors, operators, regulators and international finance institutions.
Her recent experience includes a series of research projects on licensed and unlicensed spectrum availability, assignments, regulation and key market potential – with a particular focus on 5G; a project modelling the cost and impact of various factors on different 5G use cases in a developed nation; support for the development of a detailed financial model for an Asian–Pacific operator, including providing evidence and responses to the regulator’s questions; and a publication on the success of the internet – requiring computational analysis of open-source data, interviews with key stakeholders, and its presentation at a series of conferences.
Julia holds an MEng in chemical engineering from the University of Cambridge.
History and implications of IP interconnection regulation in South Korea
New thinking on spectrum valuation is needed for upper mid-band frequencies
Quantifying the environmental benefits of using extra mid-band spectrum to achieve mobile roll-out targets
