Write biweekly standardized reports on insufficiently researched historical crises for documentation with the Near Crisis Project as a research assistant for Professor Emeritus Patrick James.

Coded gestures in naturalistic speech and worked on various cross-cultural projects as a paid researcher for the Harvard PhonLab investigating speech production, perception, and variation across languages.

Optimized global data collection procedures, managed international legal counsel, conducted database entry, and contributed to the documentation of passage for ICAs, MOUs, and USC-wide global partnerships.

Conducted a systematic review of global health literature investigating how organizations define impact and quantify R&D grants, created a novel impact assessment database establishing 30+ variables and quantifying values for each of the foundation's 50+ grants, and generated data visualizations for impact assessment findings in R, JavaScript, and Microsoft Excel to be used in various professional settings.