GINGER WRIGHT

gingerwright@unm.edu | 505.287.1102 | LinkedIn

EXPERIENCE SKILLS

Digital Transformation Technical Intern Computer

Sandia National Laboratories (Apr. 2021 - Aug. 2021) ‣ Microsoft Suite
• Gathered analytics to assess time/money saved of newly deployed widget ‣ Adobe XD

• Used Matomo, SQL, and Tableau to calculate and visualize insights for widget ‣ Web: HTML, CSS,
• Explained calculations/visualizations on dedicated webpages for management JavaScript
International Safeguards and Engagements Technical Intern ‣ Tableau
Sandia National Laboratories (Oct. 2019 - Apr. 2021) ‣ Matomo

• Researched and analyzed topics pertinent to nuclear safeguards Languages

• Wrote technical/nontechnical reports supporting nuclear policies ‣ Spanish (B2)
• Designed presentations and guides for technical trainings

• Supported diplomatic initiatives to assist stakeholders with nuclear Other
safeguards, security, and policy implementation by providing written analyses
‣ Communications
Finance Chair, LoboTHON (non-pro t) ‣ Creativity
University of New Mexico (UNM) (Apr. 2019 - Jan. 2021) ‣ Problem-solving
New Mexico’s largest student-run organization fundraising for the UNM ‣ Data analysis
Children’s Hospital. $80,000+ raised in 2020 despite setbacks from COVID-19. ‣ Initiative
‣ Resourceful
• Collaborate with team to design budget-friendly marketing strategies

• Handle scal responsibilities including managing different budgets, applying
for grants, and implementing accounting basics
RELEVANT COURSEWORK
Assistant Director, Center for Financial Capability
University of New Mexico (Jan. 2019 - Oct. 2019) ‣ Technical and Professional
Writing
• Organized workshops for student body by brainstorming with team of 4 ‣ Copyediting
• Designed and delivered nancial literacy presentations to 5–250 people ‣ Proposal & Grant Writing
• Increased student interaction with the center by over 60%

EDUCATION HONORS & AWARDS

B.A. Global and National Security (GNS) ‣ Dean’s List

Minor in Management, Professional & Technical Writing Certi cate (Fall 2018 – Spring 2021)
University of New Mexico (Aug. 2018 - Present) ‣ UNM Leadership and
Involvement Award
• 4.13 GPA
‣ National Society of
• The GNS degree is designed to analyze applicable security issues and their
Leadership and Success

potential solutions. Policy, political science, management, and technical
‣ Motor Board Honors
courses were taken with an interdisciplinary approach.
Society certi cate
Spanish Immersion Program ‣ National Society of
Universidad de Granada (Aug. 2021 - Present) Collegiate Scholars
• Provides total immersion into the Spanish culture in Spain
• Began at Elementary (A2) and advancing towards Upper Intermediate (B2)





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SELECTED PROJECTS

The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime and Argentina’s Nuclear Development Paper

University of New Mexico & Sandia National Laboratories (Apr. 2020)
• Researched Argentina’s history of supporting the complete nuclear fuel cycle and its eventual peace
agreement with Brazil
• Outlined the agreements, treaties, and relationships that occurred during this initiative to realize a system

• Mapped out the this complex system with Vizio to understand the relationship between each component
• Applied this system to the UAE, Iran, and Saudi Arabia, and relayed ndings in 22-page paper
University Retention Project
University of New Mexico (Nov. 2018 - Apr. 2019)
• Developed mobile application idea to improve retention rates at universities via a platform that centralizes
and customizes information for students while connecting them with advisors
• Researched and developed processes to help students optimize university resources and experiences
• Received $3000 seed funding to turn entrepreneurial idea into a viable product
• Organized presentations to share product information with UNM stakeholders
• Designed and delivered surveys to use the data to maximize the application’s potential power

Rainforest Pitch Competition

Supporting Technology Transfer and Catalyzing Economic Development (Nov. 2018)
• Created and delivered elevator pitch in front of crowd and panel of judges with the goal of receiving funding
to begin development of mobile application idea
• Awarded as “Judges Choice” recipient and received $750 funding

ADDITIONAL INVOLVEMENTS

High School Education Program Facilitator Volunteer

Santa Fe Council on International Relations (Aug. 2020 - Present)
• Guide weekly discussions in a virtual setting with students on policy matters pertaining to world affairs,
globalization, social justice, and human rights
• Work to initiate and maintain a group conversation, ensuring every student has the opportunity to share
their thoughts

Vice President, Institute of Nuclear Materials Management

University of New Mexico (Apr. 2020 - Aug. 2021)
• Involve speakers from institutions to give presentations to members
• Collaborate with team members on engagement ideas in virtual format
• Manage calendar of events and ll-in on roles where needed

Treasurer, Honors Student Association

University of New Mexico (Sept. 2018 - Mar. 2019)
• Handled scal responsibilities: maintain budget, manage reimbursements, attend budget meetings, and
handle accounting basics
• Collaborated with members to volunteer in the community and planned events for the UNM Honors
College

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