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Denmark

Aarhus, Middle Jutland, Denmark

As Content manager at Toit, I write content for our main website, technical and user cases blog posts for The Toit Take (blog.toit.io) and manage the SoMe activities (mainly on LinkedIn and Twitter, but on various other platforms as well) for the company. I then analyze the impact of the content created for our business using tools such as Amplitude, Google Search Console, and Rank Tracker. I compare it to the traffic generated by our Google Ads campaigns, and optimize these accordingly.I am actively in touch with influencers in our market segment to promote awareness for our brand and software product, and have secured several articles in high volume online publications.

Aarhus C, Central Region, Denmark

I generated technical content for the Toit documentation, and collected users feedback during UX test events and hackathons.

Aarhus, Denmark

I was in charge of all the documentation for the majority of the QIAGEN bioinformatics products: more than a hundred manuals and tutorials needing to be updated regularly for the new features and products that are released throughout the year.In addition to writing the scientific content of the documentation in close cooperation with bioinformaticians and software developers, I maintained the software environment for content management and version controls, as well as updated the QIAGEN Bioinformatics website in conjunction with software releases. Collaboration with QA was done to ensure compliance with QIAGEN’s documentation standards for the ISO 9001 certified development processes.Finally, I was an elected representative for the Work Environment Office to provide a safe and healthy working environment for all employees of QIAGEN Aarhus.

Cambridge, Ma

In addition to managing the lab - administration, organization and financial management - and facilitating research for its members, I worked on several research projects that aim to gain a better understanding of the molecular, genetic and developmental basis of evolutionary changes in Peromyscus.

Cambridge, Ma

I worked as liaison between students and instructors, monitored weekly online discussions, helped students write their final reports and graded exams for the following classes:E-116 Planning for Carbon Neutrality: Practical Methods for Developing and Implementing Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plans. This course reviews the tools and strategies necessary to help institutions and corporations identify and mitigate their contributions to climate change. E-135 Corporate Sustainability Strategy. The course covers all three responsibilities of sustainability: environmental stewardship, social well-being, and economic prosperity and focuses upon larger, multinational corporations through a case method approach.E-163 Transportation, the Environment, and Health. This course describes existing transportation systems and their environmental and health impact.

Boston And Cambridge, Ma

I used various techniques in molecular biology, genetic and genomic, as well as developmental biology and imaging to investigate beak development in birds. In particular I performed experiments in vivo on mice and chicken embryos, and in vitro on different cell types using RCAS and lentiviruses. In addition of leading research projects in the lab, I performed field work in the Galapagos and Barbados. I also helped set up the lab in new office space and was awarded the first “Green Lab” certification by the Office for Sustainability of Harvard University.

Boston, Ma

I researched and presented potential impacts of climate change on public health issues, with a specific emphasis on increased disease vectors and degraded air quality. I reviewed and prepared summaries of relevant literature on climate change adaptation strategies, and assisted the Massachusetts Climate Change Adaptation Advisory Committee in writing a report to the legislature.This report is the first broad overview of climate change as it affects Massachusetts, the impacts of this change, vulnerabilities of multiple sectors ranging from natural resources, infrastructure, public health, and the economy. It also provides an analysis of potential strategies that could better prepare us for this changing world.

Ucla, Ca

In collaboration with Thomas B. Smith of UCLA, I used a combination of morphological descriptions, immunohistochemistry and statistical analyses to document the development of bill and cranial muscles in an African bird.

Final Danish Exam

Certificate, Clinical Investigation

This course offers an introduction to the skills necessary to embark on a career in clinical research. Participants enhance their ability.

Certificate, Environmental Management

covering: epidemiology, risk communication, grant writing, environmental international policies, environmental management, sustainable.

Phd, Evolutionary Biology

Master'S Degree, Evolutionary Biology