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In this position I used advanced statistical techniques to analyze data from human health studies, specifically focusing on the exposure and health effects of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). The role included examining the social factors influencing exposure and health outcomes. Key responsibilities included reviewing scientific literature on the biological and health impacts of PFAS exposure, as well as the social determinants of health and exposure. My work included analyzing chemical assay data and quantifying PFAS precursors in household dust and blood serum samples to assess exposure levels. Additionally, I led research efforts in identifying, planning, and implementing strategies for quantifying exposure and classifying exposure pathways. The role also involved working with large datasets (including consumer, exposure, census, and geographic data) to identify potential pathways for PFAS exposure and their associated health effects. Effective communication was a key aspect, I was able to present my research findings at conferences, publish peer-reviewed papers, and engage in informal discussions with colleagues and superiors.