Caitlin Jones

Caitlin Jones has a diverse work experience in the areas of climate change, energy resilience, environmental consulting, and research. Caitlin began their career as a Sustainability Intern Supervisor at Randolph College, where they developed and supervised an internship program focused on sustainability. Caitlin then served as a Planning Branch Intern at the Maryland Emergency Management Agency, assisting in the development of emergency management plans and facilitating exercises.

Afterwards, Caitlin joined Nationwide as a Customer Service Representative during breaks from college, where they contributed to process and efficiency improvements. Caitlin continued to gain experience as an Executive Research Assistant at Randolph College, leading students in research on water resources for the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality.

Caitlin then transitioned to Booz Allen Hamilton, where they worked as an Environmental Consultant, supporting various programs related to environmental restoration, defense, and emergency management. Caitlin also served as a Senior Environmental Consultant, providing support to the Office of the Secretary of Defense and leading projects related to environmental cleanup, compliance, and conservation. During this time, Caitlin also became a subject matter expert on climate change and water.

Currently, Caitlin is working at Concurrent Technologies Corporation as a Senior Climate and Energy Resilience Analyst, serving the U.S. Department of the Air Force. In this role, they are responsible for policy analysis and providing resilience support in the areas of climate, water, and energy.

Overall, Caitlin Jones has demonstrated expertise in climate change, environmental consulting, and research through their work experience in both the public and private sectors.

Caitlin Jones's education history starts in 2013 when they attended Randolph College. Caitlin pursued a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies with Honors and International/Global Studies, completing their studies in 2017. Following their undergraduate degree, Caitlin Jones went on to join the Elliott School of International Affairs in 2017 and obtained a Master's degree in Security Policy Studies with a focus on Environmental Security and Development in 2019. Alongside their formal education, Caitlin Jones has acquired several certifications, including Cybersecurity Policy for Water and Electricity Infrastructures from Coursera in April 2020, Rescue Diver from PADI in July 2018, Advanced Open Water Diver from PADI in March 2017, CRLA Tutor from the College Reading & Learning Association in August 2014, and CPR/AED/First Aid from the American Red Cross in May 2019.