Experience

Realizeit

• United States
• E-learning
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Research Analyst

  • Jan 2016 - Present

  I contribute to the Product, Research and Accessibility teams at Realizeit. With the Product team, I am responsible for interacting with clients to ascertain their needs and developing custom solutions for these needs. This involves educating them on the best use of our product, as well as filtering needed new features to the development team, and helping to design the best experience for our customers in line with their requirements. I also participate in research projects with the Research team, helping to identify how research goals can be actioned within Realizeit, and providing summaries of relevant psychological literature as necessary. With the Accessibility team, I am responsible for maintaining the Realizeit Voluntary Product Accessibility Template, ensuring it is up-to-date, and identifying any accessibility deficits and ensuring they are actioned by the Development team. Show less



Tyco

• Ireland
• Security and Investigations
• 700 & Above Employee

• Technical communications

  • Apr 2015 - Jan 2016

  My role at Tyco (now Johnson Controls) involved developing and improving technical communications for technical staff and customers. My role at Tyco (now Johnson Controls) involved developing and improving technical communications for technical staff and customers.



Freelance

• Cork, Ireland

• Freelance Journalist

  • Mar 2014 - Mar 2015

  I produced news, sports, business, science and political stories. I have been published extensively in the Irish Examiner, Evening Echo, and The Avondhu. I produced news, sports, business, science and political stories. I have been published extensively in the Irish Examiner, Evening Echo, and The Avondhu.



Trinity College Dublin

• Ireland
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Irish Research Council Postgraduate Scholar, PhD. Candidate in Cognitive Moral Psychology

  • Oct 2010 - Dec 2013

  I designed, carried out, and analysed experiments on the subject of cognitive moral psychology. These experiments were designed to identify the cognitive mechanisms underlying moral thought, such as reasoning, emotions, and cognitive biases. I designed, carried out, and analysed experiments on the subject of cognitive moral psychology. These experiments were designed to identify the cognitive mechanisms underlying moral thought, such as reasoning, emotions, and cognitive biases.