Jakub primarily works with topics at the intersection of social-ecological transformations and labour studies, for instance, industrial relations, eco-social policy, or decarbonisation, among others. His research centres around the construction of a comprehensive input-output model covering alternative technological pathways for decarbonisation policies, using inputs from qualitative approaches. What is more, his responsibilities additionally include research and field work for CELSI’s arsenal of green projects, focusing on the ecological mobility industry and transformation of industrial relations.

Prior to joining CELSI, Jakub collaborated on topics such as the just green transition, green mobility, and transnational labour mobility. He holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Socio-Ecological Economics and Policy from the Vienna University of Economics and Business and a Master of Arts (MA) in Politics from the University of Glasgow.