Moses Nderemani

I'm a research assistant in Tampere University's Pervasive Interaction Research Group, where I coordinate research, gather and analyse data, and build collaborative-map outputs for the Finnish-Indian COFIRD consortium.

My master's research examines authorship, attribution, and integration labour in AI-assisted group work. The work was accepted at Academic Mindtrek 2026, and I work across mixed-method studies, qualitative coding, usability evaluation, sensor data, and research ethics.

Accessibility shapes my work, from accessible educational-service research and an assistive-technology review to organising the Over the Barriers Accessible Gaming Tournament with Xbox at Nokia Arena. I also build accessible prototypes, including Dik-dik, a Unity game using on-device speech recognition and keyboard parity.

Before research, I led marketing and communications across four business units at Beehive Centre for Social Enterprises, managing a team of five and building brands, websites, email systems, campaigns, and large events. I bring that coordination and communication experience to multi-partner research projects.