Quinn Lewis

Quinn Lewis has a diverse work experience spanning different roles and industries. They started their professional career in 2014 as a Peace Corps Volunteer, where they focused on building the capacity of local organizations, government offices, and households in the area of food security.

In 2017, Quinn joined the UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy (GPS) as a Research Assistant. In this role, they conducted research and data analysis on the links between rainfall, vegetation, and child and mother health. They also developed global datasets using remotely sensed vegetation and climate data, as well as USAID Demographic and Health Survey data.

Since 2018, Quinn has been working at Fraym, starting as a Senior Data Analyst and later becoming an Analytics Team Lead in 2020. At Fraym, they processed and analyzed large datasets, including household surveys and satellite imagery, to provide actionable insights for clients. They also led client engagements, managing small teams in developing presentations, graphics, and written reports. Quinn's experience at Fraym involved producing hyper-local data layers to address project-specific questions.

Overall, Quinn Lewis has a strong background in data analysis, research, and project management, with a focus on areas such as food security, health, and providing client-oriented insights.

Quinn Lewis obtained a Master's Degree in International Affairs from UC San Diego, beginning in 2016 and completing their studies in 2018. Prior to this, Quinn earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Social Sciences from California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo, starting in 2005 and finishing in 2009. Along with their formal education, Quinn also possesses a Permaculture Design Certification, although no further information is provided about its institution or when it was obtained.