Experience
2019 — Present

Conservation Scientist & Lab Lead
Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Lead a long-term programme monitoring snow leopards and their prey across the central Karakoram using GPS telemetry and camera-trap gridsBuilt a community ranger network of 30+ local field assistants running standardized wildlife surveys across three valleysSecured ~$1.2M in conservation grants and published 15+ peer-reviewed papers on mountain carnivore ecologyAdvise provincial wildlife departments and IUCN working groups on snow leopard and markhor conservation
2014 — 2019

Doctoral & Postdoctoral Researcher
Oxford, United Kingdom
Conducted doctoral research on the spatial ecology of snow leopards, developing collar-deployment protocols for extreme terrainFirst-authored 8 papers on carnivore movement, occupancy modelling, and conservation geneticsBuilt an open occupancy-analysis pipeline now used by field teams across High AsiaSupervised MSc students and ran field-methods training in Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan