Akrivi was born in Athens, Greece in 1992. She holds a Diploma (5-year program, integrated master) in Civil Engineering with major in Structural Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA, 2016) and an MSc in the Analysis and Design of Earthquake Resistant Structures from the same university (2018). She joined the Institute of Steel Structures at NTUA in 2018 as PhD Candidate, working in the multi-hazard resilience assessment of highway systems and infrastructure. Her research interest is mainly focused on integrating structural modelling, computational techniques and probabilistic concepts in a coherent framework suitable for the performance and risk assessment of road infrastructure. Her research is co-funded by the Eugenides Foundation and she is, also, participating in EU-funded research projects that deal with the multi-hazard assessment of urban areas and infrastructure. Akrivi is working as a Teaching Assistant at NTUA for the compulsory undergraduate course “Steel Structures I” and the graduate course “Seismic Hazard and Risk Assessment”. Finally, Akrivi is a licensed Civil Engineer since 2018.