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Erin M. started their work experience in 2015 as an NSF Post-doctoral Research Associate at the University of Maryland. Erin worked on an NSF INSPIRE project, focusing on conceptualizing political grievance in unstructured data from social media and its relation to political instability. In 2019, Erin joined the American Political Science Association, first as a Research Manager and later as a Research Director. No end dates are provided for their roles at the American Political Science Association.

Erin M. completed their education with a PhD in Public and International Affairs from the University of Pittsburgh from 2006 to 2015. Prior to that, they obtained a Master's degree in Public Policy with a specialization in International Public Policy from Central European University in 2004-2005. Erin also participated in the Critical Language Scholarship Program in 2009, where they studied Intermediate Turkish Language. Additionally, Erin M. completed an internship at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies in 2005, focusing on European Union integration. Erin obtained another Master's degree in Public Policy Analysis from Central European University in 2004-2005.