Development, strategy, and design of UNDP's SIDS Offer, focusing on climate action, blue economies, and digital transformation.

Design consultant for a qualitative/quantitative study (using RCT framework) to inform the design of a national policy on menstrual hygiene management in schools in rural Zambia.

Consultant working on gender & conflict data analysis for Women for Afghan Women in Queens, New York.

Curriculum development for the integration of Social and Emotional Learning principles into public schools in Nigeria.

Mainstreaming gender, human rights, and conflict sensitive approaches into tech systems, social impact apps, and the development of a NLP to detect hate speech (Burmese language) on Facebook. Led and organized multi-stakeholder dialogues, including with representatives from Rohingya communities, as well as international organizations and local CSOs to respond to modern human rights challenges in Myanmar using a digitization and tech-forward approach.

Focusing on women's involvement in the Rule of Law and Transitional Justice, South-South Cooperation, and SDG 16 through research and programme/policy design and implementation support.

Grant writing, programme design and faciliation, monitoring and evaluating USAID-funded projects. Conducted research and data analysis to inform strategic priorities and programmes related to: women's rights, civic participation, climate change, disaster risk mitigation and recovery, MSME business development, community agriculture, and youth empowerment.

High school teacher (Pacific Literature, Civics, Women's Studies, English Writing) for grades 11-12. Served as Girls Community leader, providing support and advocacy to our 100+ female students. Led the College Counseling department, assisting 100 students apply and actualize their attendance to schools in over 15 different countries on 3 continents. Assisted students in obtaining over 1,400+ acceptances to universities and summer-learning (college preparatory) programmes, amounting to over $33 million in scholarship aid across 104 students.