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Abagale Hearn has a diverse work experience in the field of research and laboratory work. Abagale started their career as a Contract Research Assistant at Monsanto in 2013, where they utilized automation and other technologies for high-throughput screening of bacterial samples. In 2014, they worked as a Genetic Quality Assurance Laboratory Intern at Monsanto, where they researched and created a sampling method to improve workflow and safety.

From 2015 to 2017, Hearn worked at Belcan TechServices as a Microbiologist for Monsanto, where they assisted in mining microbiological samples and testing cotton samples for gene characteristics. Abagale also worked as a Research Technician with Monsanto, responsible for testing cotton samples and delegating tasks.

Hearn joined Elemental Enzymes in 2017 and has held various roles. Abagale started as a Research Technician II, responsible for laboratory duties. In 2019, they became an Assistant Research Scientist and Safety Lead, where they contributed to research projects and led safety initiatives. Currently, they are an Associate Research Scientist.

In addition to their industry experience, Hearn had teaching assistant roles at Truman State University. Abagale served as a Genetics Laboratory Teaching Assistant, helping students with their research projects and deepening their understanding of genetic concepts. Abagale also worked as a Biology Open Lab Teaching Assistant, providing assistance to students in lab work and exam preparation.

Aside from their scientific roles, Hearn also gained experience as an Office Assistant for the School of Arts and Letters at Truman State University. In this position, they managed office tasks, interacted with students and professors, and maintained confidentiality.

Overall, Abagale Hearn has a strong background in research, laboratory work, teaching, and administrative support.

Abagale Hearn pursued their Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Truman State University, where they attended from 2011 to 2015.