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Marta Bylica has a diverse range of work experience in the field of human rights and international law. Marta started their career as a Research Assistant at McGill University in 2014 and later worked as a Legal Extern at the Public International Law & Policy Group in 2017. Marta also gained practical experience as a Student Attorney at The George Washington University Law School's Prisoner & Reentry Clinic.

In 2017, Marta joined the United Nations as a Legal Assistant, where they provided legal research and drafting support to Professor Sean D. Murphy, the United States' member of the International Law Commission and Special Rapporteur for Crimes against Humanity.

Marta continued their work in the human rights field by becoming a Research Fellow at Amnesty International USA in 2018, where they researched and wrote sections of a published report on the impact of gun violence on human rights in the United States.

Marta's commitment to human rights continued at Exiger in 2019, where they worked as a Research Associate. Marta then joined Reprieve as a Stop Lethal Injection Project Officer, working until 2022.

Most recently, Marta Bylica joined The Freedom Fund, where they initially worked as a Program Officer in Corporate Accountability before being promoted to the role of Program Manager in the same department starting in 2023. Their specific responsibilities and achievements in these roles are not provided.

Marta Bylica began their education in 2012 at McGill University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in Psychology and Sociology. Marta completed their undergraduate studies in 2015. Afterwards, Marta continued their academic journey at The George Washington University Law School, starting in 2015 and obtaining their Doctor of Law degree with honors in 2018.