The Career Guide Podcast is a behind-the-scenes conversation with professionals who have managed to develop long-term careers overseas with organizations like the United Nations, EU, NATO, and OSCE. The goal of this interview series is not to provide technical details and advice already covered in this course but to hear from career professionals about the experiences, challenges, and life as an international professional. 

Today we're talking with Alan Robinson, A forensic scientist, and criminologist with two master's degrees and 19 years of professional international experience, 12 of these at the top managerial level. A highly experienced forensic anthropologist and archaeologist with hundreds of cases investigated in 8 countries with NGOs, the UN and the EU and the private sector. A specialist in the design and implementation of strategic plans to determine the fate of the Missing from conflict and non-conflict zones. Alan is highly experienced in DVI and other mass fatality incident processes and is an effective forensic intelligence complex-case analyst.

Alan has been a consultant and advisor to Cabinet Ministers, Diplomats, Heads of Mission, Judicial and Law Enforcement Officials and is a highly experienced institutional strengthening specialist. A local capacity-building veteran with a firm belief in the benefit of grass-roots and local forensic development, and a Professional Member of the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences as well as Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Society.

Are you ready to launch your international career? Join The Career Guide Community today, at https://careerguide.capacitybuildingint.com.

The Career Guide Podcast is a behind-the-scenes conversation with professionals who have managed to develop long-term careers overseas with organizations like the United Nations, EU, NATO, and OSCE. The goal of this interview series is not to provide technical details and advice already covered in this course but to hear from career professionals about the experiences, challenges, and life as an international professional.

Today we're talking with Chris Decker, who has spent the last 11 years working internationally as Project Manager and Adviser in Rule of Law and Human Rights projects for the UNDP in locations such as East Jerusalem, Nepal, and Kosovo. Chris started out as an International Legal Officer with International Crisis Group and transitioned to an Administrator position in the European Court of Human Rights Litigation Unit, followed by a Program Manager and Research position in the European Center for Minority Issues, and then spent 8 years working for the OSCE before starting as a Program Coordinator with UNDP. Overall, Chris spent 23 years working in the international environment, and we are happy to have him join us here today. 

Are you ready to launch your international career? Join The Career Guide Community today, at https://careerguide.capacitybuildingint.com.