Emily Jirles

Emily Jirles has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Emily started their career as a World Associate at the University of Dayton, where they assisted foreign nationals with immigration forms and cultural orientations. Emily then worked as a General Case Management Intern/Employment Services Case Aide at Catholic Social Services, where they provided support to new refugees in accessing community resources and securing employment.

Afterwards, Emily worked at Global Solutions Network, Inc. as a Management Analyst, analyzing and improving procedures and systems for efficiency. Emily also served as an H-1B Coordinator, handling immigration case processing at the National Institutes of Health.

Emily then joined Medical Science & Computing as an Administrative Assistant, overseeing business operations and managing travel arrangements. Emily later worked at the Department of State as a Special Assistant, providing direct support to senior executive staff and conducting research and analysis.

Emily's most recent role was as a Jr. Intelligence Analyst at Spatial Networks, where they assisted in research, analysis, and writing of business intelligence products. Emily then transitioned to a Jr. Software Engineer role at the same company. Most recently, they joined Fulcrum as a Software Engineer.

Emily Jirles has a diverse education history. In 2018, they attended Flatiron School for Computer Software Engineering, although no degree was mentioned. Prior to that, from 2009 to 2013, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in International/Global Studies at the University of Dayton. During their undergraduate studies, in 2011 and 2012, Emily also enrolled in The Beijing Center for Chinese Studies, where they studied Mandarin Chinese and General Chinese Studies. In 2010, they briefly attended I.C.A to study Spanish Language.