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London, United Kingdom

I contribute to research and write content for special reports series. I also work as part of the wider editorial team to contribute to other projects, such as GC Powerlist and Private Practice Powerlist series. Additionally, I contribute to hosting and moderating in-person and virtual events on a range of topics in the legal industry.

London, England, United Kingdom

I researched, interviewed, and wrote editorials ranking top global legal firms. My duties included months-long, in-depth research to accurately summarise the unique qualities of each legal practice. Additionally, I conducted extensive interviews with senior lawyers in geographic regions such as Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), the United States and the United Kingdom.

I commissioned experts in pedagogy, history and philosophy of science to publish original articles and opinion pieces related to history, philosophy and science teaching. I then edited and published these articles in a monthly newsletter sent to approximately nine thousand interdisciplinary scholars around the globe. Additionally, I was charge of formatting, typesetting, proof-reading, and designing each issue in the academic publishing language LaTeX. Previous original opinion pieces I commissioned and edited include, for example, articles about the Dutch Golden Age of science, Ben Franklin’s kite experiment, current historiography of the Black Death, and indigenous knowledge of the Māori people.

Amongst other duties, I edited 'The Japji of Guru Nanak: A New Translation with Commentary (by) Rupinder S. Brar' (Asian Cultural History Program Press, Smithsonian Institution, 2019; Roli Books, 2021) for both historical and philosophical accuracy.

I collaborated with notable philosophers and other academics on commissioning and producing publicly-accessible articles on topics in philosophy. Each article generally ranged between 2-3,000+ words. My duties included commissioning, editing, copy-editing and proof-reading articles, usually publishing 3-4 articles per week. I successfully pitched to the lead editor a proposed project I personally ran: a weekly series of articles on public philosophy that profiled up-and-coming philosophy podcasts. I ultimately commissioned and edited more than 70 articles in the weekly series.

London, United Kingdom

I worked to support Professors Sherrilyn Roush (2015-2017) and Alexander Bird (2017-2018) for the Sowerby Foundation-funded project, Philosophy & Medicine, which explored the intersection of philosophy, history, and current issues in medicine. I helped in the organisation of colloquia and conferences, recording and photographing events, editing video and audio, and managing the project’s social media presence.

London, England, United Kingdom

I held weekly tutoring sessions for classes of 18-25 students in several subjects in philosophy. I lectured to students, wrote weekly summaries of the reading with guiding questions for class discussion, provided feedback for formative essays, and gave guidance and support to students.

I lead a team of editors in reviewing, copy-editing and typesetting editions of the British Journal of Undergraduate Philosophy, the journal of the British Undergraduate Philosophy Society.

United States, United Kingdom

I was commissioned to edit the manuscript for Descartes’ Meditations, Bro: A Retelling of Meditations on First Philosophy, (by) Thomas Maranges (Uncertainty Limited, 2015) to ensure the manuscript was both historically and philosophically accurate. The Kickstarter-funded book raised a total of $30,000 over the course of 29 days.

London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

I worked as a research assistant for Sylvie Delacroix at University College London Faculty of Laws on a series of articles she was writing on philosophy of law and philosophy of psychology. My research involved locating online and physical material for articles, summarising journal articles and books, and constructing a searchable EndNote 7 database.

Baltimore, Maryland Area

As an adjunct professor, I taught both History of Philosophy and Introduction to Philosophy for classes of 50+ students. I wrote lesson plans and detailed syllabi, authored final exams, and lectured weekly to students. Additionally, I provided timely assessment of marking of assigned short essays on assigned reading, and marked formative and summative essays and examination scripts for approximately 100 students.

Master Of Philosophy - Mphil, Philosophy

Thesis: The Neglected Value and Purpose of Boundary-Setting: A defence and improvement on Carnap and Popper’s proposed territorial.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Philosophy

Activities and Societies: Student Academic RepresentativeThesis: Counter-Closure and Knowledge from Falsehood (awarded Distinction)

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Philosophy And Cinema Studies