Experience

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  Lightricity

  • Oxford, England, United Kingdom

  • Market Research Intern

    • Jun 2023 - Jun 2023
    • Oxford, England, United Kingdom

    In this role, I performed market research for the company, who were looking at the possibility of entering a new market. -Performed initial research on Bluetooth to find general trends in the sectors the company was interested in.-Identified the 5-10 key companies in that sector.-Searched through news, company fillings, websites and analyst reports to find sales numbers of the companies.-Compiled my research into an Excel file and delivered my findings in a presentation and Q&A in order to inform the company's market strategy.

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  Department of Materials, University of Oxford

  • Oxford, England, United Kingdom

  • Outreach Student Ambassador

    • Sep 2022 - Dec 2022
    • Oxford, England, United Kingdom

    My roles were working at the front desk during an open day and providing advice to interviewees. During the open day: -I worked with a partner to welcome visitors, keep track of numbers, advertise the events on offer, answer their questions and point them to further useful resources.During the interviews:- I attended a video call where prospective students could drop in to ask for advice or just an insight into studying at Oxford.

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  Conservation Optimism

  • Oxford, England, United Kingdom

  • Infographic Intern

    • Jun 2022 - Jun 2022
    • Oxford, England, United Kingdom

    Internship involved making infographics on Antarctic penguins and their restoration. -With another intern, Interviewed Dr Heather J. Lynch on her work with Antarctic penguins.-Performed additional research.-Collating all the information, we made infographics using Canva.-Infographics were aimed at children between 8-12 years old, included posters and printable activities.-They were used to promote the Conservation Optimism Summit.-Interacted with the team via regular meetings, gained experience on how large teams coordinate their efforts and work together.Key things learnt:-Adhering to brand specifications when designing, such as colour palettes, fonts and values-Science communication, the target audience was 8-12 year olds so the language used and the content was important.-Teamwork, I interacted with the team via regular meetings, gained experience on how large teams coordinate their efforts and work together.

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  National Grid

  • United Kingdom

  • Volunteer

    • Jul 2021 - Jul 2021
    • United Kingdom

    A week long work experience spent learning more about the industry and sustainability:-Developed a design and brand for a model sustainable city. My entry was selected as one of 10 winners from the program.-Attended presentations by leading figures in the industry on transport, power and energy-Attended employability skills session such for networking and CV writing.