Gabriel Salinas

Managed and produced content for IAEA's institutional social media channels, adapting complex technical material for global audiences. Co-authored Nuclear Security Series guidance documents and coordinated multilateral workshops with delegations from over 50 countries.

Monitored vessel behaviour and contributed to identification of anomalous activity, escalating high-risk cases. Drafted analytical reports and case studies for internal and member state use, and tracked developments in international maritime law.

Grew a creator account organically from zero to over 300,000 followers and scaled the approach across a roster of talent. Owned social media strategy, editorial calendars, and campaign planning, and negotiated brand partnership deals.

Owned internal communications and messaging strategy for programmes across a global network, defining channels and cadence. Produced newsletters, toolkits, and town hall materials, and led feedback loops to inform programme improvements.

Contributed to international research projects on sustainability, governance, and global risk, co-authoring peer-reviewed publications. Presented findings at academic conferences and organized expert events.

Designed and implemented research surveys and stakeholder interviews, analyzing data to develop actionable findings. Produced evidence-based policy recommendations for local authorities.

Part-time MSc in International Studies in Media, Power and Difference, starting September 2026.

MSc in International Relations from the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, from August 2022 to June 2023.

BSc in Criminology from the University of Gloucestershire, Cheltenham, from September 2019 to June 2022.