Erin Airisya is an analyst at Vriens & Partners’ office in Malaysia, where she covers client work across energy, digital infrastructure, and healthcare practice areas. Her work focuses on policy research, stakeholder mapping, and strategic engagement initiatives. Within the energy portfolio, she has supported engagements relating to the renewable energy transition, the growth of Malaysia’s data center ecosystem, and the broader policy and stakeholder dynamics shaping the country’s digital infrastructure ambitions. She also contributes to projects in the healthcare sector, providing research and analysis to inform stakeholder engagement efforts.
Erin was previously a government affairs and advocacy team member at Architects of Diversity Malaysia, where she supported policy advocacy, research, and stakeholder engagement initiatives. Her work involved analyzing public policy developments, monitoring parliamentary proceedings, and conducting research on issues including the Malaysian federal budget and fiscal policy. She also supported advocacy initiatives by engaging policymakers, civil society, and other stakeholders, translating complex policy issues into practical, evidence-based recommendations.
Erin holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from King’s College London. Her academic interests centered on postcolonial literature, the relationship between literature and politics, as well as history.
