Research Assistant II at OHSU-PSU School of Public Health
Portland, Oregon, United States
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Eleanor Williams is an environmental health researcher and data analyst with eight years of experience applying geospatial tools and public health methods to climate- and food-systems-related challenges. Currently a Research Assistant II at OHSU–PSU School of Public Health, she models exposures from wildfire smoke, extreme heat, and traffic noise to inform equitable built-environment and tribal health policy. She combines technical skills in ArcGIS, exposure assessment, and data analysis with hands-on program coordination—from managing campus food security operations to designing tribal food-safety guidance. Eleanor’s background spans field sampling in wetlands to interdisciplinary grant partnerships, and she brings an unusual blend of hospitality-trained operational rigor and academic training (MPH in Environmental Systems and Human Health) to make research actionable for communities.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Environmental Studies, Bachelor's degree, Environmental Studies at University of Oregon
Bachelor's degree, Environmental Policy, Bachelor's degree, Environmental Policy at University of Oxford
Master of Public Health - MPH, Environmental Systems and Human Health, Master of Public Health - MPH, Environmental Systems and Human Health at OHSU-PSU School of Public Health
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