I taught biology and an integrated science lesson to 8-12 grades students under the International Baccalaureate program. I was an international IB examiner, a developer of additional courses to prepare students for scientific projects and olympiads

During my 4 years at NU, I conducted a research to monitor the potential effects of smoke on the heart and lungs of passengers while traveling on public transport, through which I informed people about the establishment of rules to protect public health. I worked on the implementation of social and psychological support for caregivers of cancer patients in order to improve their quality of life. In addition, I investigated risk factors for infection and susceptibility to COVID-19 among pregnant women and adult patients with allergic pathology and published articles in international scientific journals. I also taught biology lessons for undergraduate students who did not specialize in the natural sciences. To add, I took part in organizing WHO Flagship Course on Public Health Policy and Practice, 10–14 February 2020, Burabai, Kazakhstan. It focuses on the practical application of key public health concepts and methodologies towards an effective nationwide public health service.

I taught biology to students in grades 10-11, prepared for olympiads and exams for university entrance (SAT, IELTS, TOEFL).

I constructed and designed renewable energy equipment and put forward strategies that led to the construction of the "Zeleniy Kvartal" residential complex in Astana.

At Zincotec and Jeil, I was a senior consultant functioning in a marketing role. I consolidated data from through primary and secondary research to develop sales and pricing strategies for the Russian, Chinese, Turkish and Indian markets. For my efforts, the Korea International Trade Association awarded me the Best Marketing Research Project Award.

I acquired the skills of a translator, teaching English to employees of the company, organizations of English Speaking Clubs and other international events.