Pamela Allen

Highly motivated and adaptable professional with a proven track record of delivering exceptional customer service and operational efficiency in diverse roles. Extensive experience in customer-facing positions, including butler services, waitressing, retail, and administrative support, has honed ability to communicate effectively and build strong relationships. Proficient in multitasking and problem-solving, as demonstrated by success in various machine operator roles and logistical coordination. Seeking remote work opportunities to leverage strong multitasking abilities and adept logistical coordination skills. Excel in time management and thrive in fast-paced, stressful environments. Professional background has honed capability to effectively communicate and manage complex logistical operations. Adaptable and highly motivated, dedicated to optimizing processes and ensuring seamless coordination. Look forward to contributing expertise to a dynamic remote team, enhancing operational efficiency, and delivering exceptional results for present and future success.

• Achievement of being documented as one of a few Citizen Scientist assisting NASA and the NEOWISE Project looking for near earth objects, identifying comets, asteroids, or pointing out any other anomalies. I study authentic data gathered by researchers, like images of faraway galaxies, historical records and diaries, or videos of animals in their natural habitat.

I have the four certificates listed below:

• Graphic Elements of Design: Color Theory and Image Formats
• Textual Elements of Design: Fonts, typography, and spacing
• Basic Elements of Design: Design Principles and Software
• Print and Digital Elements of Design: Branding and User Experience.

Citizen Scientist Activities:

• Data Classification: This is a common activity where you'll be presented with images, sounds, or videos and asked to classify them based on specific criteria. For example, you might categorize galaxies in space photos, identify animal species in camera trap footage, or classify shapes in astronomical data.
• Transcription: Sometimes, scientific data comes in the form of handwritten notes or historical documents. As a citizen scientist, you can help transcribe this information into a digital format, making it easier for researchers to analyze.
• Discussion Forums: Many projects on Zooniverse have forums where you can discuss your findings with other citizen scientists and researchers. This can be a valuable way to learn from others and contribute to the project's overall understanding.

Citizen scientists on Zooniverse collaborate with professional researchers from various fields, including astronomy, ecology, zoology, medicine, and climate science.

These researchers design the projects, provide instructions, and ultimately use the data collected by citizen scientists to answer their research questions.