UBC Department of Medicine, CPD Research AssistantConducting quantitative and qualitative data analysis, literature reviews, and environment scans to create actionable recommendations to improve CPD training for healthcare professionals across Canada.

Junior Project Coordinator● Project lead on a pension transfer project to transfer client investments worth over £15 million to a new platform.● Planned roadmaps, wrote required documentation, and managed all necessary paperwork required by stakeholders for the transfers.● Maintained project plans to ensure project were delivered on time and ensure that there was minimal disruption for the clients.● Utilized agile project management processes to modernize operations.Investment Analyst and Researcher● Responsible for reviewing high worth professional client portfolios over 6-month cycles and producing investment recommendations.● Assisted the Investment Director in 6 monthly fund analysis producing quantitative analysis of over 1,000 investment and ESG funds.● Attended meetings with fund managers and numerous investment fund conferences as qualitative research.● Contributed to reports on fund selection analysis presented at Investment Committee Meetings.Office Manager● Responsible for ensuring the smooth working of the office that workedfor every member of staff at Gresham and met their needs accordingly.● Responsible for ensuring that office supplies, operations andprocedures were maintained and properly organized.● Oversaw implementation of monthly adviser meetings to improvecompany production and cohesion. Responsible for the minutes at theadviser meetings and the Investment Committee Meetings.● Successfully implemented a new phone system into Gresham toimprove communications with clients and improve client support.● Often first point of contact for low level IT support.

● Continuation of Masters research to provide user-centric products and solutions to allow users to realize their Subject Access Rights.● Produced informational content about the Right to Data Portability and Smart Devices on the Internet of Things.● Blogs included: Data Portability 101, and Data Portability: Why Should I Care?

● Invited to join PETRAS to continue research of Subject Access Rights regulation and compliance in the Internet of Things, and Cybersecurity.● Coordinated a project conducting literature reviews and analysis of over 500 sources of information, from academic articles, journals, news articles and conferences, to develop a catalogue of contextual information for new post-doctoral researchers.● Wrote an academic article based on my Masters Dissertation research. “The exercisability of the right to data portability in the emerging Internet of Things (IoT) environment” was published in July 2020

Dissertation research project for the Open Rights Group, a Data Rights Organisation in London, conducting empirical research into user-centric solutions to Subject Access Rights with specific focus on the right to data portability. The research features the first empirical research into Article 20 of the GDPR and the Data Portability process, over 50 interviews with Policy Experts, Policy Makers, and Users of IoT products and a quantitative systematic review of over 400 privacy policies of IoT device manufacturers. Results were presented at the ORG Conference and the LSE-Oxford Connected Life conference and more. After completion, the research was adapted in to an academic journal that was published in July 2020.Publication: The exercisability of the right to data portability in the emerging Internet of Things (IoT) environment. New Media & Society.https://doi.org/10.1177/1461444820934033