Gina Del Piero

Developing an independent postdoctral research project on the relationships between materiality, knowledge production, and colonial power in 16th- and 17th-century Spanish America.

As a Faculty Assistant in the Academic Affairs Department, I support the work of ESMT’s faculty by coordinating administrative, logistical, and academic processes across teaching and research activities. My responsibilities include managing travel logistics and reimbursements, processing expenses, and coordinating closely with accounting and controlling teams. I assist with the preparation of research materials and teaching documents, proofreading, and handling internal communication tools for reporting and

As Community lead at WeWork I focus on the following tasks: - Community Building & Member Engagement: Member Onboarding, Relationship Management, Event planning, Feedback collection, and Promotion of Inclusivity and Diversity. - Operations Management: Building maintenance and overseeing Daily operations. - Team Collaboration: Cross-functional coordination with leasing, IT and operations teams, and Supporting the Community Team by fostering a collaborative and high-performing work environment.

I am part of a very powerful and enagaged community team that strives daily to create a welcoming, productive, and inspiring workplace. The main tasks I perform daily include: - Customer support (live and online) in English and German. - Building operations and management - Event organisation and hosting

I was a doctoral fellow at University of Buenos Aires sponsored by CONICET. My dissertation, which was rated with the highest degree, dealt with the relationship between Literature and Science in the Mexican 17th Century. During my scholar years, I have perfected my skills by: - Writing and publishing numerous papers in scientific journals - Proofreading, translating and editing books and journals, - Transcripting original manuscripts (15-17th centuries) - Evaluating and peer-reviwing for scientific jour

I assisted the Secretary of Science and Technoloogy in the creation and development of projects aimed at the growth of the University's research and innovation capabilities. Some of my tasks included: - Writing and editing reports, emails, and official communication produced by the Secretary, - Editing and publishing scientific literature, - Project and event management in the academic field, - Analyzing the University's scientifical and technical capabilities using quantitative and qualitative resear

Teacher of Spanish (Reading and Writing skills) to first year university students.

I was part of a ten-people team focused on the analysis of the drug intake in Argentina. My tasks within the group were focused on the proofreading, writing and edition of reports. I have learned how to analyze and interpret data by resourcing to quantitative resarch methods, and how to write reports that provide value and insights to a wide audience.

I researched on the relationship between scientifical development and literature in the Mexican 17 th Century, with emphasis on the works by Carlos de Sigüenza y Góngora. My thesis was markedwith the highest grase by the jury, and myfindings were published in several scientific journals specialise

During my bachelor degree my studies have focused on: - General Linguistics and grammar theory - Latin American and Argentinian Literature - Ancient languages (Greek and Latin) - Ancient and Medieval Philosophy - Literary Theory - North American & European Literatures