As a dedicated legal professional with a Master of Laws (LL.M.) from the University of Exeter and a strong academic foundation in Political Science and History from the University of Ottawa, I bring a nuanced understanding of the intersection between law, policy, and social justice. My experience spans multiple sectors, including government, international organizations, and pro bono legal services, positioning me to contribute effectively as a legal advisor, researcher, or policy advisor.Currently, I serve as a Litigation Legal Assistant with the Department of Justice Canada, where I support legal counsel in the Tax Law Services Portfolio through rigorous legal research, drafting, and stakeholder engagement. My prior role as a Research and Evaluation Intern at the United Nations involved conducting comprehensive analyses of mental health policies across member organizations, culminating in a co-authored report that provides actionable insights for improving well-being within the UN system.Throughout my career, I have demonstrated a commitment to enhancing access to justice. As a Legal Advisor at the Exeter Immigration Law Clinic, I provided essential legal support to marginalized communities, while my research with Amicus ALJ focused on the critical relationship between race and capital punishment in the United States.With proficiencies in EU, UK, and Canadian privacy law, public international law, and human rights law, I am adept at employing both qualitative and quantitative research methods to inform policy development. I am fluent in both English and French and hold an Enhanced Reliability Security Clearance.Recognized for my leadership and excellence with the 2024 Justice Canada National Excellence Award and a First-Class Distinction for my LL.M. dissertation, I am passionate about leveraging my skills to drive meaningful policy changes that uphold human rights and foster equitable legal frameworks.I am excited to connect with like-minded professionals and explore opportunities to contribute to impactful legal and policy initiatives.