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About Candidate
Over the past several years, I have lived and worked in various countries, contributing to projects ranging from archaeological fieldwork to citizen science reporting initiatives. During my previous position in the EU Iliad Consortium, I conducted numerous literature reviews to develop optimum standards and engagement practices for citizen science programs. This work tied directly into my graduate research, where I conducted field-based ethnographic work, interviewing individuals across the Mediterranean to assess how citizen science participation affected their views on marine life. The stakeholders in these programs were diverse, providing the opportunity to adapt data and presentation to various audiences.
At the University of Haifa, I supported marine ecological research through the design and implementation of data protocols, the preparation of specimen records, and the coordination of citizen science initiatives. These responsibilities required detailed documentation, strict confidentiality with ecological and participant data, and ongoing collaboration with both technical experts and community stakeholders. I regularly contributed to internal reporting and presented updates in cross-institutional meetings, experience directly transferable to this position. Currently, I am enrolled in an Environmental Impact Assessment course, the foundation of which applies to this role.
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Certifications
Ongoing- Foundations of Environmental Impact Assessment- International Association of Impact Assessment
Training & Workshop
Ethnographer, Cultural Perceptions of Jellyfish through Citizen Science. Malta and Israel. Project design and management. Photography and documentation of sites, events, people, interviewer of lay citizens and citizen science participants
Challenges of Using Citizen-Generated Data for Ocean Sustainability and Policy
Advancement Panel Moderator
Standardising citizen science methods to monitor and care for our water ecosystems. ECSA 2024 Conference. BOKU University, Vienna, April
Citizen Engagement & integration of data from citizen science (Panelist). Iliad General Assembly Meeting (Horizon 2020). Barcelona. December
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Anthropology, Archaeology
Terrestrial and marine archaeology, cultural heritage, citizen science its impacts on participants
Work & Experience
Managed invasive plant removal efforts that reduced non-native species coverage by 25%, enhancing habitat quality for threatened wildlife populations. Coordinated monthly volunteer groups in field-based conservation initiatives. Conduct ecological monitoring through biotic surveys, photo point documentation, and camera trapping to assess habitat changes. Maintain and monitor wildlife nesting structures to support local biodiversity. Support data entry and produce detailed reports and interpretive materials to communicate restoration outcomes to stakeholders.
Collected marine specimens via small research vessels to deploy and retrieve field sampling equipment. Implemented quality control measures within data collection procedures, improving overall data accuracy and enhancing the reliability of research findings used in subsequent analyses. Created structured on-boarding and training materials, developed standardization protocols citizen collected data and its applications. Coordinated scientific events including workshops and seminars, facilitating knowledge exchange across departments. Led comprehensive literature reviews to identify knowledge gaps and align project goals with funding priorities in grant proposals.
Analyzed faunal remains through micro- and macroscopic techniques to reconstruct past human environment interactions and inform archaeological conclusions. Recorded detailed specimen data using standardized methodologies for inclusion in Israeli Antiquities Authority site reports. Developed accessible, research-based content and visuals for presentations, publications, and public outreach, bridging scholarly work and community engagement. Maintained meticulous lab records, ensuring research integrity and reproducibility