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Will Viguerie has a diverse work experience across various industries and organizations. Will started their career as a Summer Hire Intern at the U.S. Department of State in 2010, where they facilitated communications between American tourists and the U.S. Embassy. In 2011, Will Viguerie had another Summer Hire Internship at the U.S. Department of State, where they created a case study-based training program, led a project to generate a multimedia knowledge bank, and conducted training for new hires.

In 2011, Will Viguerie also had an E-internship with the Virtual Student Foreign Service - Department of State, where they developed and conducted a survey on employee work culture, focusing on Indian-American Foreign Service Officers. Will produced a report to initiate dialogue between employers and employees and utilized the experiential knowledge of Indian-American Foreign Service Officers.

In 2012, Will Viguerie worked as an Intern to the Curator of Russian Art at the Mead Art Museum. Will performed detailed research on recent acquisitions to the collection, curated an archival catalog of stage designs, and created a comprehensive multi-lingual search term index for a digital collection catalog.

In the same year, Will Viguerie also had a Summer Hire Internship at the U.S. Department of State, where they conducted visa fraud investigations and sorted and processed raw data related to non-immigrant visa categories.

From 2013 to 2014, Will Viguerie worked as an Academic Intern to the Russian Department at Amherst College. Will created and managed a student study abroad resources page and compiled an extensive bibliography for a professor's research project.

Finally, since 2014, Will Viguerie has been working at Group SJR as an Associate in Audience Development and recently transitioned to the role of Editorial Director, Thought Leadership. The duration and specific responsibilities of their current role are not provided in the given information.

Will Viguerie began their education in 2010 at Connecticut College, where they studied Slavic Studies. After completing their studies at Connecticut College in 2011, Will continued their education at Amherst College for three years, from 2011 to 2014. At Amherst College, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Russian, with a focus on Russian History and Politics.