Sara I.

Sara I. has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Sara began their career in 2018 as an MP for the Youth Parliament of North Macedonia, where they worked on creating policies for youth. From 2019 to 2021, they worked at The Big Search as a Research Associate and later as a Research Analyst, specializing in talent acquisition for tech companies. During this time, they conducted market research, sourcing, interviews, and client management. In 2021, they joined Gorillas as a Talent Acquisition Manager, where they scaled up the global Commercial Team. Sara then worked at Heads Talent Solutions as a Talent Solutions Consultant, providing customized HR solutions to organizations. In 2022, they joined Prisma as a Talent Acquisition Coordinator, responsible for recruitment, onboarding, and creating a great candidate experience. Sara also owned their own recruitment firm called Rekrutanto, where they sourced and recruited for various industries. Currently, Sara I. holds the position of People Operations Coordinator at bunny.net, a content delivery platform.

Sara I.'s education history includes a Master's degree in International Business from the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Economics. Sara also holds a Master of Arts (MA) in International Relations, Diplomacy, and European Integration from St. Cyril and Methodius. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the same institution.

In addition to their formal education, Sara I. has obtained several certifications. These include "Recruiting and Hiring (Version 2)" from Eazl, "BULATS C1" from the British Council, and "Usage of computer programs (Microsoft Office, Microsoft Power Point, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome) for office working" from Neting School. Sara also obtained certifications in "The importance of public speaking in the fight for women's rights" from "Forum Oratores"- Law Faculty Iustinianus Primus, "Women in politics" from the National Democratic Institute (NDI), and attended the "9th Academy for social democracy" organized by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, though the specific details of the last certification are unavailable.