Darya Pilram

Darya Pilram is a professional with a diverse educational background that includes a Master of Public Health in Global Health from The George Washington University, a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and International Studies from UC San Diego, and Spanish studies at Universidad de Belgrano.

Darya Pilram has an impressive professional history that spans across various organizations. Currently serving as a Senior User Experience Researcher in Policy at Twitter, Darya has previously held roles such as a Fellow in the Marshall Memorial Fellowship at German Marshall Fund, a Project Lead in Autonomous and Urban Mobility at the World Economic Forum, and a Senior User Experience Researcher specializing in Trust and Safety at Uber.

Prior to these roles, Darya Pilram has demonstrated versatility by working in diverse positions such as a Program Coordinator focusing on Counterterrorism at the US Embassy Kinshasa, a Red Team Instructor and Social Scientist in the US Army, a Research Assistant in Health Diplomacy at the American Society for Microbiology, and a Research Fellow specializing in Global Health Security at the Office of Naval Research.

Darya Pilram has also delved into entrepreneurial pursuits, having previously owned and served as the Creative Lead Baker at Naanva Tea. Additional professional experiences include roles as a Research Analyst at the US Personnel Security Research Center, an Assistant Program Manager at the UN Global Peace Operations Initiative Center for Civil-Military Relations at the Naval Postgraduate School, a Program Assistant at Roots of Peace, and a College Intern at the US Department of State.