Myriam Arcangeli Email & Phone Number

Through my substantial academic training, which includes a Ph.D. in archaeology, independent scientific research, and a variety of fieldwork, I have honed a diverse range of skills, such as conducting research, analytical thinking, communication, social and emotional competence, problem-solving, and project management. These skills are valuable for positions that require data analysis, problem-solving, and strategic planning, as well as managing teams or projects. Additionally, archaeology fosters contextual and evidence-based reasoning, two very useful qualities in modern society. If you're interested in reading about my research and learning about the theoretical tools developed by archaeologists to analyze the dynamics between human users and objects (what we call "material culture"), please visit my Academia.edu page (lots of my papers are available for free there) at https://bu.academia.edu/MyriamArcangeli or find a used copy of my book "Sherds of History" (https://academic.oup.com/florida-scholarship-online/book/13472).Currently, I am a world languages editorial manager in the K-12 EdTech industry. My role requires some of the skills above, plus bilingual fluency in French/English and a working knowledge of other common world languages, accurate writing and editing, as well as instructional design knowledge. I am specialized in managing large-scale, complex projects that include more than 100 discrete components delivered in print and in various digital formats.To complement my solid anthropological training, I am developing technical skills in statistical analysis, data visualization, and programming languages such as Python, SQL, and R. Technical skills, combined with my ability to interpret and communicate complex findings to a wide range of audiences, make me an asset in any organization that relies on data-driven decision-making. I intend to keep demonstrating cognitive flexibility in all of my professional roles and I think that everyone deserves better access to digital literacy and computational thinking. I am also passionate about instilling more accessibility and cultural empathy in all of my endeavors.

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  Boston University

  Archaeology