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Farrah Meisel Toobin has a diverse work experience spanning over 18 years. Farrah worked at BowerGroupAsia from 2011 to 2023, starting as a Research Director before moving on to become the Head of Research. In these roles, they led research teams, collaborated with international offices, and developed strategic partnerships. Farrah then served as the Deputy Chief of Staff and Special Assistant to the COO, where they managed relationships and led initiatives related to IT security and data privacy. Most recently, they held the position of Chief of Staff for Operations, overseeing key staff and ensuring smooth operations.

Prior to their time at BowerGroupAsia, Farrah worked at Arakan Rivers Network as Support Staff, focusing on human rights and environmental issues in Myanmar. Farrah also worked at Interaction as a Public Policy Intern, where they contributed to policy analysis and communication efforts.

Farrah's earlier experiences include internships at Arlington Diocese Migration & Refugee Services, Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, D3Publisher, and the Japan America Society of Southern California. In these roles, they gained experience in refugee services, policy research, sales operations, and education.

Overall, Farrah Meisel Toobin has a strong background in research, operations, policy, and advocacy, with a focus on international affairs and human rights.

Farrah Meisel Toobin attended Wheaton College Massachusetts from 2001 to 2005, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology. In 2003, they briefly studied at Kanda University of International Studies, focusing on Japanese, Japanese Politics, and Sociological Analysis of Japan. Farrah later pursued a Master's degree in International Development Management at The George Washington University from 2008 to 2010.