• Oversee all aspects of publishing scholarly journal (submission, peer review, in-house editing, production) and develop short- and long-term strategies for it to remain at forefront of its field • Edit articles for substance and clarity, as well as for conformity with publication’s style guide• Serve as principal contact with authors and publisher• Initiate processes to improve editorial quality and increase efficiency—for example, significantly reducing average number of copy-editor queries to authors, refining process for matching articles with peer reviewers, and restructuring editorial board

• Edit and write articles for prominent international journals and organizations such as Nonproliferation Review, Nuclear Threat Initiative, International Panel on Fissile Materials, U.S. Institute of Peace, and Open Government Partnership• Select project highlights:o Serve as (part-time) managing editor of the Nonproliferation Review, performing multiple levels of editing on scholarly articles and managing the journal’s peer review process (May 2021-present)o Edited a report for the Inter-American Dialogue on health policy in the Americas o Edited "LAW+YOU," a civics textbook for use in Liberian schoolso Edited a book on plutonium and nuclear power for the Program on Science and Global Security at Princeton Universityo Edited a report on peace education in Pakistan supporting the U.S. Institute of Peace’s mission to foster conflict resolution in the regiono Wrote a magazine-style piece for the Nuclear Threat Initiative on the Low-Enriched Uranium Bank in Kazakhstan, a landmark nonproliferation project with the goal of providing access to nuclear materials for peaceful purposes without disseminating technology that can be used to make nuclear weaponso Edited a report on government transparency in Azerbaijan for the Open Government Partnership, a global nonprofit working on issues of good governance and transparencyo Wrote more than 50 stories for Nuclear Intelligence Weekly on a variety of issues relating to nuclear power, including uranium mining and enrichment, new reactor construction, and nonproliferation

Arlington Education and Employment Program (Arlington, VA) | Teacher | February 2020-Present • Teach multilevel class of students with wide range of literacy levels and English-learning backgroundsKaplan International Languages (Washington, DC) | Instructor | August 2019–September 2020• Taught a changing combination of courses, ranging from support class for beginners to TOEFL class to ESP class on military English (for Brazilian cadets) • Received very favorable evaluations from supervisor and studentsEF Education First (Washington, DC) | Teacher | June–August 2019• Taught two courses, one with students aged 12-16 and one with a mix of adults and teenagers• Earned strong evaluations from students, receiving an average score above EF’s goal for teachers

• Oversaw all editorial content for this leading journal on arms control, nonproliferation, and other topics in international security• Collaborated closely with arms control and nonproliferation experts to shape pieces that made complex topics accessible to a wide audience without sacrificing analytical rigor• Edited news articles submitted by the staff of the Arms Control Association and mentored staff in reporting and writing • Managed a production and design editor and oversaw the work of up to 10 reporters and consultants • Reported on a range of issues dealing with nuclear, chemical, biological, and conventional weapons, writing nearly 100 stories • Key accomplishments:o Was cited by individual board members of the Arms Control Association and other experts in the field for contributions to improving the quality of the publication during tenure as its editor in chiefo With a very lean editorial staff, successfully led the production of more than 400 pages of high-quality content per year across 10 issues o Steered the publication through a critical period in arms control and nonproliferation, bolstering its status as a leading source of in-depth information and analysis on the topic for members of the U.S. administration, foreign governments, key think tanks, and the publico Introduced popular new elements such as a back-of-book interview feature

• Reported, wrote, and edited articles for daily, weekly, and biweekly newsletters, as well as a real-time news service, on technical, policy, and business issues related to nuclear power and proliferation• Developed expertise in highly technical issues and applied it in producing content that was detailed but accessible• Collaborated with colleagues around the world to provide multifaceted coverage of international issues • Key accomplishments:o Wrote 200 stories per year for three newsletters, as well as shorter daily pieces for the group’s news serviceo Spearheaded award-winning, in-depth coverage of the U.S.-Indian nuclear deal, positioning Platts as a leader in reporting on this issueo Provided coverage that was deeper and timelier than the competition’s on major safety and regulatory issues centered on reactors in Ohio and New Jersey o Received award for Editorial Excellence in Newsletter Journalism from the Newsletter & Electronic Publishers Foundation in 2006

• Select project highlights:o Designed and taught four courses in international relations, contemporary U.S. history, and government at Charles University and Anglo-American Collegeo Wrote news and opinion pieces for English-language publications in Czech Republic and United Stateso Edited articles on Eastern Europe and former Soviet Union for EastWest Institute monographso Taught English to native speakers of Czech, individually and in groups

• Key accomplishments:o Prepared congressional testimony, comments on rulemaking, and op-ed pieces on behalf of a nuclear nonproliferation research and advocacy groupo Represented group before Congress, the executive branch, foreign governments, and the presso Developed domestic and international strategies for the organization’s efforts to stop the spread of nuclear weaponso Led successful campaigns to halt U.S. legislation and projects that would have undermined global norms by blurring the lines between civilian and military nuclear programs