Ameya Sriram

6801 Preinkert Dr., Apt. 7812C, College Park MD 20740

443-537-6680 | ameyasriram@gmail.com
EDUCATION
University of Maryland, College Park 9/2020 – 5/2024
Economics, B.A. & Psychology, B.S.
GPA: 3.99 [Major GPA: 4.0]
Relevant Coursework: Social Psychology, Data Science, Statistics, Research Methods in Psychology
University of Amsterdam – Multilateralism, Globalization & Corporate Diplomacy 7/2023
University of Geneva – Prejudice, Discrimination, & the Diversity Challenge 6/2023
EXPERIENCE
Protagonist Technologies 10/2022 – 5/2023
Data Analyst Intern
• Collected and analyzed large sets of data from media and news sources using statistical tools
• Identified and analyzed public narrative landscapes surrounding policy
• Created data visualizations and reported on key conclusions for client presentations
• Communicated complex information clearly and effectively, both verbally and in writing
• Worked independently and with a team to coordinate tasks and deadlines on simultaneous projects
Social and Moral Development Lab (Director: Prof. Melanie Killen) 9/2021 – 9/2023
Undergraduate Research Assistant
• Supervised by Prof. Melanie Killen to complete qualitative and quantitative experimental research on
social development and behavior
• Synthesized scholastic findings from several sources for literature reviews, internal presentations,
bibliographies, and academic papers for 5+ projects
• Developed surveys and participant stimuli using Qualtrics and PowerPoint
• Conducted primary data collection via participant interviews and monitored session progress
Maryland Summer Research Scholar – Moral Reasoning 5/2022 – 8/2022
• Established personal research project about moral reasonings of inequality with Arvid Samuelson
• Designed and executed an empirical poster presentation
• Coded primarily in R and SPSS for data analysis and visualizations for upcoming paper
Capstone On-Campus Management 6/2022 – Present
Community Assistant
• Served as point of contact for residents and maintained excellent customer service and support
• Utilized strong organizational, interpersonal, and time management skills
PROJECTS & PRESENTATIONS
Poster Presentation 2023
Sriram, A. M., Samuelson, A., & Killen, M. (2023, May 25-28). Conceptions of Social and Individual
Mobility Mediate Young Adults’ Predictions of National Wealth Distribution. 2023 Annual APS Convention
Paper (In Preparation) 2023
Samuelson, A., Burkholder, A. R., Dahl, A., Sriram, A. & Killen, M. (under review). Beliefs about wealth
and mobility are related to explanations about economic inequalities. Submitted to the JASP.
Personal Research Project 2023
“The Tale of Kannagi: Retelling Literature with a Post-Colonial Lens”
• Keystone project for the Honors Humanities Program, involving semesters-long research and writing

SKILLS
• Conversational Spanish, beginner Hindi, • Proficient in R and Tableau, introductory
fluent Tamil SPSS, SQL, & STATA
• Skilled at Microsoft Suite, Google Drive, and • Excellent research & writing
Adobe Suite • Experienced with standard office tools (Slack,
• Strong analytical & communicative skills Asana, Outlook)