Torrey Sanseverino

Torrey Sanseverino has a diverse range of work experience. Their most recent role is as a Natural Capital Research Manager at BeZero Carbon, where they have been employed since April 2023. Prior to this, Torrey worked as a Natural Capital Research Associate and Natural Capital Analyst at the same company.

Before joining BeZero Carbon, Torrey was a Research Assistant and Masters Student at the University of St Andrews. They also gained experience as a Survey Technician Intern and Land Survey Technician at Diversified Project Services International, Inc.

Additionally, Torrey worked as a Student Researcher for the Circle of Giving Grant, where they assisted a professor in creating GIS maps to analyze patterns of prostitution in Vietnam. They also held positions as a Student Assistant at California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo, where they promoted study abroad programs and graded assignments, and as a Supplemental Workshops Facilitator at the College of Science and Math, where they led workshops to enhance learning.

Furthermore, Torrey served as a Project Manager for Engineers Without Borders, overseeing engineering projects in Malawi, Africa. This involved coordinating with partner organizations and leading a team to conduct research and determine the most beneficial projects for the community.

Earlier in their career, Torrey worked as a Lifeguard, Swim Instructor, and Cashier for the Poway Unified School District and as a Collections Management Intern at the San Diego Archaeological Center.

Overall, Torrey has a strong background in research, project management, and fieldwork, with experience in natural capital, GIS mapping, and community development.

Torrey Sanseverino completed their Bachelor's of Science degree in Anthropology and Geography, with a concentration in Environmental Studies and a minor in Spanish, from California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo. This education spanned from 2015 to 2019. In 2020, Torrey enrolled in the University of St Andrews to pursue an MSc degree in Sustainable Development, which lasted until 2021. There is also a mention of "My Badges," but no further information is provided regarding this educational experience.