In 2016 I graduated from Durham University with a BSc Biological Sciences with final modules in "Behavioural and Evolutionary Ecology", "Conservation Biology" and "Ageing and Age-related Diseases". My dissertation was on "Changes in wolf (Canis lupus) behaviour during the mating season and its expression in related and unrelated individuals". After graduation I took up a role as a pharmacy advisor; dispensing medication for care home services and gaining further understanding of the pharmaceutical industry. I am now an Evidence Synthesis Analyst for National Institute for Health Research (NIHRIO) where I horizon scan for innovative pharmaceuticals and MedTech, and assist with outputs for key stakeholders. I am particularly interested in artificial intelligence and data science, which I am trying to build skills in, alongside learning Python programming. I am also curious about the effect of pharmaceutical industry waste on wildlife.