Jasmine Hieronymi-Suhner is currently serving as the Co-Principal Investigator of the interdisciplinary research project titled "Interreligious Challenges and Learning in Digital Society," which is part of the University Research Focus "Digital Religion(s): Communication, Interaction and Transformation in the Digital Society" at the University of Zurich (www.digitalreligions.uzh.ch).

Additionally, Hieronymi-Suhner holds a position as a Lecturer in (Inter-)Religious Education, Psychology, and Leadership at the University of Lucerne, Switzerland.

She completed her doctoral dissertation on the interplay between human rights, (public) education, and religion. Her research spans multiple disciplines, including interreligious learning, digital society, embodiment in religious education, and the psychology and philosophy of religion. She has studied music (guitar) and has spent several years working as a dancer (tango argentino).