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Stephanie Dooley has a diverse range of work experience in the media industry. Stephanie started their career at PRIME7 as a Broadcast Scheduler and Presentation Coordinator, where they were responsible for finalizing daily schedules, ensuring compliance with regulations, and maintaining high attention to detail. Stephanie then moved on to Modern Times Group MTG AB, where they worked as a Pay TV Scheduler and Assistant Program Planner. During this time, they gained experience in scheduling and program planning. Currently, Stephanie is working at Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Australia as a Marketing Executive and Channel Team Lead for SBS On Demand and SBS World Movies. Stephanie'sresponsibilities include coordinating marketing campaigns, media planning, and curating content for social media and email marketing.

Stephanie Dooley began their education history in 2006, when they enrolled in the University of South Australia. Over a span of two years, from 2006 to 2008, Stephanie pursued their Bachelor's degree in Media Arts.

In 2019, Stephanie furthered their education by pursuing a Graduate Diploma in Data Analytics at UNSW. Stephanie'sstudies in this field lasted until 2020.

In 2021, Stephanie enrolled at Charles Sturt University to pursue a Graduate Certificate in Applied Digital Marketing. Stephanie is expected to complete this program by 2024.

Stephanie has also obtained several certifications to enhance their skills and knowledge in digital marketing. In May 2021, they received "The Fundamentals of Digital Marketing" certification from Google Digital Garage. Additionally, they obtained certifications in "Google Ads Display" and "Google Ads Video" from the Google Digital Academy (Skillshop) in the same month. In June 2023, Stephanie obtained the "Lead Generation: Multichannel PPC Strategy" certification from LinkedIn.

In 2022, Stephanie attended the "Women Leaders in Sport" workshops organized by Sports Australia, although the degree name and field of study for this experience were not provided.