09-14-2024, 03:19 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-14-2024, 03:21 AM by Propagandhim.)
Nothing Loud wrote:My husband is a special education specialist, he has an MEd in adult education and runs a program at a local college for his day job. He has expertise in training, curricular development, disability advocacy, and educating students with disabilities.
I'm a Bioengineering & Data Science PhD student about to be a doctoral candidate, specialized in computational biology, protein design, bioinformatics, AI/machine learning, and expertise in chronic health research. I also have a background in food/pharma R&D engineering in the fortune 50. I graduate next year.
We're also both fluent in Spanish, English, and he speaks French. It got me thinking that we have expertise in science, research, engineering, business, education, training, and recruiting. Why not open a consulting firm? Whether we have a day job or not. Whether I work at a company after graduation or not, a consulting firm could be useful.
The first consultation at Loud and Loud Shit and Partners:
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