Coordinated the working group on High-level Principles to Guide the Biodiversity Credit Market.Conducted a review of published biodiversity and carbon credit frameworks and standards to identify areas of consensus and difference. Lead a series of facilitated discussion on key areas of disagreement in the market. Facilitated a public consultation, including bilateral, group and survey-based consultations. Consolidated agreement where feasible, document the sources of disagreement where not. Drafted and finalising the High-level Principles publication, incorporating feedback and documenting areas of disagreement and further work.

In the upcoming decades, multilateral development banks (MDBs) have committed to prioritise support for digitalisation (EBRD), artificial intelligence (EIB), the ICT sector (ADB), GovTech (World Bank) through investments in private and public projects. Therefore, it is critical to ensure that MDBs can prevent and address human rights harms connected with the development of digital technologies and their use by corporate, government and non-governmental actors, including individual users. I am researching the MDBs' public policies to identify potential gaps, risks and suggest required improvements where necessary.To do so, I have attended and contributed to multiple conferences including the United Nation's 'HRC mandated consultation on the application of the UNGPs to the Tech sector' and the ERBD conference on the ‘Digitalisation of Financial Institutions in the Western Balkans and Eastern Europe region’.

Published writer for the McGill International Review, Canada’s premier student journal.Covered stories such as the 2019 Montréal Climate March and the current political situation in Cuba.

Conducted an exhaustive literature review on behavioural plasticity’s effect on evolution. My research has since been utilised by subsequent work of the Conservation, Ecology, Evolution & Behaviour (CEEB) department of McGill University, including PhD papers.

Data analyst, computational and experimental research intern at the Institute of Healthy Ageing, UCL in the field of Genetics and Evolutionary BiologyStudied the ageing mechanisms and pathology analysis using model organisms like C.elegans and helped optimise the techniques of data analysisLearnt to adjust to working in a busy research environment, learning when to be independent and when to seek help to both better my own skills and my jobGained significant training experience, supervising multiple students to help with the analysis and teaching them the required techniquesMy work was deemed significant enough that I was given authorship on the paper we worked on.

In Mathematics, English Language and Biology, 50hours+ of experienceGained problem-solving and communication skills, and understood the importance of patience