Alexandra Norelli
About Me

I am a marine scientist and programmer studying tropical tuna movements at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences.
This is the last year of my PhD so I am scoping out post-doc, state, or federal positions in fisheries management or movement ecology.
My expected graduation is May 2023. But I plan to defend in February so I have time to work on publications and job applications.
My Skills
I am proficient in many coding and design programs and capable of adapting to new ones.
A few of my favorites are listed below:
A few of my favorites are listed below:
R - My go to for improving workflow, statistics, maps, and figures
ArcGIS Pro - Building complex or interactive maps and spatial statistics
Java - Coding an Agent-Based Model in Mason
Adobe Illustrator - Graphic design and producing clean images
ArcGIS Pro - Building complex or interactive maps and spatial statistics
Java - Coding an Agent-Based Model in Mason
Adobe Illustrator - Graphic design and producing clean images
Job Experience Highlights
eBird for EBM Intern - Southeast Fisheries Science Center - Miami, FL
Ecopath with Ecosim Research Assistant - Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences - Miami FL
Freshwater Fisheries Research Intern - South Carolina Department of Natural Resources - Columbia, SC
Mussel Modeling Research Intern - Downeast Institute - Beals, ME
Undergraduate Research Assistant - Belle W. Baruch Marine Field Lab - Georgetown, SC
Ecopath with Ecosim Research Assistant - Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences - Miami FL
Freshwater Fisheries Research Intern - South Carolina Department of Natural Resources - Columbia, SC
Mussel Modeling Research Intern - Downeast Institute - Beals, ME
Undergraduate Research Assistant - Belle W. Baruch Marine Field Lab - Georgetown, SC
All Photos are my own!