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Andrew R. H. B. has a diverse work experience spanning multiple fields. Andrew R. H. began their career as a Townsend Observer at the University of Canterbury in 2005, where they also worked as a Teaching Assistant from 2006 to 2007. From 2007 to 2008, they served as a Research Scholar at the American Museum of Natural History, managing a clean room facility and contributing to various projects.

In 2008, Andrew joined Columbia University as an Adjunct Lecturer, Researcher, and Public Outreach Leader. During their time there, they created and taught undergraduate astrophysics classes, managed assistant instructors, and designed practical methods for creating astronomical observations. Andrew R. H. also worked as a Research Associate at Columbia Business School, managing the implementation of a business database.

In 2013, Andrew transitioned to the corporate world, working as a Global Analyst for Marketing & Sales at Truphone. In this role, they provided real-time analysis of strategic and operational initiatives, collaborated with sales to improve processes, and managed worldwide sales initiatives.

Andrew's next position was as the Lead Data Scientist at Govini, where they were responsible for developing and implementing data science solutions. Andrew R. H. oversaw the analysis of large-scale data sources, including dataset identification, cleaning, and model creation. Andrew R. H. also played a crucial role in developing Govini's SaaS product.

In 2018, Andrew joined Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy as an Adjunct Professor. Andrew R. H. has been primarily involved in teaching and research in this role.

Most recently, in 2020, Andrew joined Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. as a Senior Data Scientist. Andrew R. H.'sresponsibilities in this role are not specified.

Andrew R. H. B. obtained their Bachelor's Degree in Astrophysics (General) and Biological Science (Molecular Biology/Plant Physiology) from the University of Canterbury, where they studied from 2003 to 2007. Andrew R. H. further pursued their education at Columbia University, where they completed a Master of Arts in Astrophysics from 2008 to 2011.