Research assistant Review

As an AI Research Assistant at the University of Aberdeen, I analyzed datasets of student and employer responses using Nvivo, Python and Pandas to identify trends in how AI is used in careers. My daily tasks included cleaning and processing data, creating visualizations with Matplotlib, and collaborating with the research team to interpret results. I also helped design a course introducing AI tools for career development, aimed at improving accessibility for students

Yes, I was given a good level of responsibility while still having strong support from my team. I worked closely with a colleague to analyze the data and share findings, and our team was always available to guide and assist whenever needed. The environment encouraged collaboration and learning, which made the experience both productive and enjoyable.

I developed strong teamwork and communication skills by collaborating with a large and diverse team. Working with the marketing team to promote the survey helped me understand how to connect research with real-world engagement. I also improved my technical skills in Python, data analysis, and presenting findings clearly to non-technical audiences

I received excellent support and guidance throughout my internship. My supervisors and team members were always quick to respond to any questions and were happy to set up meetings whenever I needed clarification. They provided helpful advice, constant encouragement, and made sure I felt supported at every stage of my work.

The company culture was very welcoming and supportive. Everyone was friendly, approachable, and open to sharing ideas, which made it easy to collaborate and learn. The environment encouraged creativity and teamwork, and I always felt included and valued as part of the team.

I really enjoyed my internship as it gave me the opportunity to work on something meaningful and apply what I’ve learned in a real project. The team was great always supportive, collaborative, and encouraging which made the experience both rewarding and enjoyable.

Yes