Summary
Dmitry Churlyaev is a sustainability-focused researcher and policy analyst with 8 years of experience bridging climate strategy, international development, and project coordination across NGOs, government bodies, and academia. Currently a Faculty Assistant at the Center for Global Sustainability, he has analyzed national pathways to 1.5°C, subnational climate policies in G-20 countries, and carbon-border tax implications while advising water-saving technology adoption for smallholder farmers. His background combines a Master’s in Development Economics from the University of Maryland and international relations training from MGIMO and American University, enabling him to translate technical climate analysis into actionable policy and outreach. Comfortable in multilingual, diplomatic settings, he has designed transnational youth climate dialogues and worked closely with institutions like the Eurasian Economic Commission and the UN. An avid C/C++ and graphics hobbyist who appreciates good food, he brings methodical analytical skills and hands-on technical curiosity to sustainability challenges.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
International Relations and Affairs, International Relations and Affairs at American University
Bachelor's degree International Relations and Regional Studies, Bachelor's degree International Relations and Regional Studies at Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) MFA Russia MGIMO
Master's degree Development Economics and International Development, Master's degree Development Economics and International Development at University of Maryland
Russian, English, French, Urdu, Hindi