Daniel Kuperstein Golombek

Applied PRISMA systematic review methodology to synthesize evidence on urban green infrastructure and produce policy-relevant briefs for municipal decision-makers. Designed and validated survey instruments to assess environmental-justice impacts and translated technical findings into public-policy implications.

Generated waste-generation and recovery-potential baseline data (up to 31%) across two institutional sites serving 21,000+ users to inform circular-economy strategies. Produced technical institutional reports translating field data into actionable recovery recommendations for decision-makers.

Produced 6 climate governance and sustainability policy/research briefs for the BMW Foundation and strategic partners, supporting stakeholder engagement and international alliance-building. Conducted technical analysis and writing in English and Spanish for multilingual, multicultural policy audiences.

Managed compliance documentation and contract databases for strategic sourcing activities supporting multi-stakeholder program coordination. Developed structured coordination skills through ongoing documentation and record-management responsibilities.

Grade: GPA: 92/100

Activities and societies: Extended timeline due to a one-year exchange in Germany, international seminars in Israel, and the COVID-19 period.

Bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering with a Physics foundation. Capstone focused on waste management and circular economy.

Seminar in coral reef restoration and conservation focused on ecosystem restoration, carbon sequestration potential, and biodiversity resilience metrics.

Exchange program in environmental sciences with coursework and projects spanning social life cycle assessment, sustainable food systems, green chemistry, and climate policy.