In my current role at the Arrell Food Institute, I have demonstrated proficiency in handling large datasets, integrating data from various sources, including mycotoxin concentration, agronomic data, weather data, and historical climate data. I specialize in statistical modeling, risk scenario analysis, and hypothesis testing using R and SAS. My work on assessing the impact of farm management practices and climate change on mycotoxin accumulation in corn directly aligns with your project's focus on understanding the role of agroecological practices in climate adaptation.In my roles as the Research Associate, and Sessional Lecturer at the University of Guelph, I managed large datasets (agronomic, historical and genomics) and oversaw projects involving high-throughput phenotyping, computational biology, and field research. My experience in managing the laboratory operations, managing budgets, and mentoring students has given me the skills necessary for the coordination and facilitation of international research collaborations. I have also been involved in grant writing and management, securing significant funding for research projects, which underscores my capability in financial management and strategic planning.