Rebecca Lyell
About Rebecca Lyell
Rebecca Lyell is a People Operations Administrator at Insight Global in Edinburgh, Scotland, with a background in archaeology and experience in various roles related to administration and communication.
Work at Insight Global
Rebecca Lyell has been employed at Insight Global as a People Operations Administrator since 2021. In this role, she is responsible for various human resources functions, contributing to the overall efficiency of the organization. Her position is based in Edinburgh, Scotland, where she has been instrumental in supporting the people operations team for three years.
Previous Experience at Edinburgh University Students' Association
Prior to her current role, Rebecca worked as a Cash Room Assistant at the Edinburgh University Students' Association for one month in 2019. This position provided her with foundational experience in financial operations within a university setting.
Education and Expertise
Rebecca Lyell studied at The University of Edinburgh, where she earned a Master of Arts (MA) in Archaeology from 2016 to 2020. She furthered her education by obtaining a Master of Science (MSc) by Research in Archaeology from 2020 to 2021. Her academic background equips her with critical research and analytical skills relevant to her professional roles.
Volunteering and Leadership Roles
Rebecca served as treasurer for two years at the Edinburgh Archaeology Outreach Project, a volunteering society at the University of Edinburgh. This role involved managing finances and supporting outreach initiatives, demonstrating her leadership and organizational skills within the archaeological community.
Archaeological Fieldwork Experience
Rebecca has gained practical archaeological fieldwork experience in various countries, including Egypt, Cyprus, Romania, and Scotland. This hands-on experience complements her academic studies and enhances her understanding of archaeological practices.
Technical Skills and Proficiencies
Rebecca possesses a range of technical skills, including proficiency in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, GIS software, and hand illustrations. These skills are valuable in both her administrative role and her archaeological work, allowing her to effectively communicate and present information.