Magdeline boasts robust expertise in the convergence of technology, food systems, climate change, and environmental management, a nexus she passionately explores. With a rich background in scientific communication and advising, her work has deep roots in environmental and climate data analytics. Over two years, she assumed the role of a project manager at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, where she liaised with stakeholders in sustainable resource management, including, but not limited to, the private sector and farmers. Among her skills are project and network management, greenhouse gas accounting focused on agricultural management, climate modeling, and sustainable soil management. Magdeline also excels in remote sensing and spectroscopy for approachable soil data. Not shying away from complex discussions, she thrives in climate change mitigation and adaptation within agricultural systems. A strong advocate for intersectionality in agricultural projects, Magdeline is also adept at translating scientific information for a broader audience. Beyond her professional pursuits, she finds joy in reading, cooking, and hiking. As a mentor to others in the field, Magdeline is always eager to connect and share knowledge.