Kate A. May

Kate A. May has over 10 years of work experience in various roles related to data analysis and research. Kate A. is currently working as the Data Scientist Lead at The Yield Technology Solutions, where they manage technical relationships with clients and collaborates across teams to develop product solutions. Prior to that, they worked as a Data Project Manager at Food Agility, delivering complex projects focused on data and technology innovation in the agriculture sector. Kate A. also worked as a Research Manager and Data Scientist at The Yield, covering a maternity leave and later returning to the company after a contract with Food Agility.

Kate has experience in the healthcare sector as well, having worked as a Data Analyst and Policy Officer at NSW Health. During their time there, they successfully managed a multimillion-dollar health program and led discussions to acquire quality data from multiple sources.

Before moving into the data and research field, Kate worked as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Sydney Institute of Marine Science, where they conducted statistical modeling and data analysis related to public safety from potentially dangerous sharks. Kate A. also served as a Lecturer and Course Coordinator at the institute, teaching Master's students about experimental design and hypothesis testing using statistical analysis.

Earlier in their career, Kate worked as a Data Analyst and Researcher at NSW Fisheries, where they conducted research and analysis on fisheries resources and impacts. Kate A. also worked independently as an Data Analyst and Researcher, completing contracts with government agencies and ensuring client satisfaction.

Kate's work experience also includes positions at Macquarie University, where they served as an Ethics Officer and Secretariat to the Institutional Biosafety Committee, advising researchers on compliance and leading communication with stakeholders. Kate A. also worked as a Tutor for undergraduate and postgraduate courses and completed their PhD in marine fish conservation, conducting research, making recommendations to government authorities, and engaging the community to disseminate research outcomes.

Overall, Kate A. May has a strong background in data analysis, research, and project management, with a focus on utilizing data to drive insights and inform decision-making in various industries.

Kate A. May has an extensive education history in the field of ecology and biology. Kate A. pursued their undergraduate studies at King's College London from 2003 to 2006, where they obtained a degree in Biological Sciences with basic veterinary science, with a focus on general biology. Following their undergraduate degree, Kate went on to attend Macquarie University.

At Macquarie University, Kate A. May completed a postgraduate certificate in Wildlife Conservation in 2008, specializing in Conservation Biology. In 2009, they continued their studies at the same university and pursued a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Quantitative Ecology, which they successfully completed in 2013. During their time as a PhD student, Kate also completed a Postgraduate Certificate of Research Preparation in 2009 to enhance their research skills.

In addition to their formal education, Kate A. May has also obtained additional certifications. In April 2021, they obtained a certification in Learning Data Governance from LinkedIn, followed by a certification in Learning Information Governance in March 2021, also from LinkedIn. These certifications demonstrate their commitment to continued learning and professional development in the field.