Robert Adair

Robert Adair has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Robert started their career as a Research Assistant at Washington State University, where they monitored lupine species. Robert then worked as a Biological Science Technician at USDA-ARS, conducting field and laboratory research on taper-tip onion. Adair later joined Dewberry as a Field Inventory Specialist, where they conducted GIS mapping of stormwater systems.

Adair also worked as a Biologist and GIS and Database Specialist at North Carolina State University, creating and reviewing habitat models for vertebrate species. Robert then served as an Instructional Assistant at Seattle Public Schools, providing assistance in a behavioral disability classroom.

Adair's experience also includes being a Field Biologist and Crew Leader at Turnstone Environmental Consultants, where they supervised a crew and conducted field surveys for Marbled Murrelet populations. Robert also worked at the National GAP Analysis Program as a GIS and Database Specialist, creating habitat models for vertebrate species.

Currently, Adair is working at Ookla as a Data Analytics Manager, managing a team of analysts who review and verify mobile phone data.

Robert Adair has an educational background in biology, specifically focusing on the field of study of Biology/Biological Sciences, General. Robert obtained a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree from Youngstown State University, where they attended from 1993 to 1998. Additionally, Robert furthered their education at Youngstown State University and received a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Biology from 1998 to 2001.