Steam ID: 76561198294262470
Discord name: Bees#4431
For how long have you played on CG SCP: Roughly 1 month (4 days, 19h according to Vtime)
Age: 24
In what country are you located?: United States
Time zone: Central (CT/CST)
Character name(s): “Lunaro” Nuovo
Civilian name: Solstice
What server are you applying for? SCP-RP USA
Do you have a mic?
Yes, I do have a mic for communications.
List all whitelisted, MTF, or CI roles that you hold or have held:
I do not have any whitelisted, or other listed roles.
Have you received any kicks/bans/warning? and why?
I have not received any kicks/bans/warnings.
Why are you applying for Executive Researcher?
I am applying for the Executive Researcher position because I believe that I can lead and/or assist in larger research projects that take place within the SCP Facility with the attention to detail + overall excellence that is required for this role. I am also applying because I have successfully been able to guide other not-so seasoned researchers in formatting their papers, overseeing testing, giving direction on testing authorizations (if I know this information), and more!
What makes you suitable for Executive Researcher?
I am someone who:
How many excellent-graded documents have you written? What makes a document excellent?
To date, I have written 10 excellent-graded documents.
There are many factors that make a document excellent - formatting, results, descriptive language, and more.
Formatting documents helps keep a consistent system that aids SCP Facility personnel in quickly accessing various parts of a document. Formatting also includes grammatical fixes, all of which contribute to an excellent document - while some can certainly submit documents with amazing discoveries, the formatting of their documents can really damper their overall work. Having a clear, detailed goal, and method, with some general background on the SCP (+ what is not entirely known about it), will always stick out to me in a positive light. Following the Excellent Format Guidelines, the following is needed:
These items below are optional, but something I like to include to continue paving the way for Research:
Finally, descriptive language is another key part of what I believe make an excellent-graded document - when reading a document, I like to really feel the enthusiasm behind the writing (without it becoming TOO overbearing)! I believe that ensuring that the documents researchers write are not so dull helps engage readers more with the numerous studies that are conducted.
All of these factors come together to produce an excellent document. To me, these are inseparable, even.
What are the responsibilities of the Executive Researcher in RP?
The responsibilities of the Executive Researcher in RP encompass a number of things, but are leadership, initiative, and research. In leadership, Executive Researchers lead the projects they are interested in pursuing, or are tasked to do; thus having a clear goal, method prior to experimentation are key to this role. In addition, Executive Researchers lead/guide other Researchers in their studies; authorizing, giving input/directive, overseeing experiments, and more, are a few of the responsibilities this role has. In addition, Executive Researchers take initiative to research, or deal with other issues in their areas (workplace issues/conflict, and so on), with or without the support of others. They pave the way for more work to be done!
Ultimately, this all ties into research; as executives, they pave the foundation for new, ground-breaking, research to be conducted, or delegate others to conduct the studies.
Please give some lore about your Executive Researcher character and what storylines they would be involved in:
PART OF AN INTERVIEW SESSION
SUBJECT: “LUNARO”
Interviewer: “So, how did you…get to where you are now?”
Lunaro: “The dream began in high school in a little city - a teacher, in his elder years, simply spoke of his experiences of working in science prior to teaching. I became fascinated with this; however, I’d catch this teacher mumbling something called “Foundation.” I inquired, and learned (as much as he was willing to talk to me about) about this Facility. From this, I went to study in university to grow my knowledge in science. The thought of the SCP Foundation was always in the back of my mind, though I never fully realised it. I went into college to study the chemical compositions of the materials we use on a daily basis; something that always stuck out to me were acids, corrosive materials. I don’t know why…maybe because they can literally “melt” things like it was never there in the first place? I wonder how my science teacher is doing…”
Interviewer: “...Are you good?”
Lunaro: “Yeah! Sorry…lost my train of thought. After a few twists and turns, and a few name changes, I landed up within the SCP Foundation, working as a Jr. Researcher; hopeful, but no idea how things truly operated. As a “green” researcher, I trekked carefully over procedures, making sure everyone came out of my beginning tests alive. Over time, my focus of study grew into various inanimate objects, and a few sentient beings: for some reason, there was one SCP that always caught my attention - I knew about it’s existence, but didn’t really know what it was. Dangerous, yet fascinating... "
Lunaro is seen to be daydreaming for a few moments...
"To this day, I work with various researchers in the Facility, ensuring I do my part to yield success in studies. These studies do impact my workflow though; the occasional melt-down does happen time to time, and thus causes me to take a step back; why does my mind do this? I like when the orange blob comes - that little thing INSTANTLY gives me a serotonin boost, and it’s like I forget my problems for a split second…Anyways, I think there are a number of things I hope to discover within myself as I continue to work within this facility and elevate.”
Interviewer: “Alright...Thank you for your time.”
Discord name: Bees#4431
For how long have you played on CG SCP: Roughly 1 month (4 days, 19h according to Vtime)
Age: 24
In what country are you located?: United States
Time zone: Central (CT/CST)
Character name(s): “Lunaro” Nuovo
Civilian name: Solstice
What server are you applying for? SCP-RP USA
Do you have a mic?
Yes, I do have a mic for communications.
List all whitelisted, MTF, or CI roles that you hold or have held:
I do not have any whitelisted, or other listed roles.
Have you received any kicks/bans/warning? and why?
I have not received any kicks/bans/warnings.
Why are you applying for Executive Researcher?
I am applying for the Executive Researcher position because I believe that I can lead and/or assist in larger research projects that take place within the SCP Facility with the attention to detail + overall excellence that is required for this role. I am also applying because I have successfully been able to guide other not-so seasoned researchers in formatting their papers, overseeing testing, giving direction on testing authorizations (if I know this information), and more!
What makes you suitable for Executive Researcher?
I am someone who:
- Is approachable by my fellow researchers
- able to lead projects in adherence to CoE guidelines to ensure the safety of all participants
- ask questions as it relates to research (ex. Ask about authorization, brainstorm, etc.)
- Establishes future work on the many SCPs that exist within the Facility
- Guide Jr. Researchers + Researchers on writing papers; formatting, results, and more
How many excellent-graded documents have you written? What makes a document excellent?
To date, I have written 10 excellent-graded documents.
There are many factors that make a document excellent - formatting, results, descriptive language, and more.
Formatting documents helps keep a consistent system that aids SCP Facility personnel in quickly accessing various parts of a document. Formatting also includes grammatical fixes, all of which contribute to an excellent document - while some can certainly submit documents with amazing discoveries, the formatting of their documents can really damper their overall work. Having a clear, detailed goal, and method, with some general background on the SCP (+ what is not entirely known about it), will always stick out to me in a positive light. Following the Excellent Format Guidelines, the following is needed:
- An Index to provide ease-of-access for all contents in a document.
- SCP Information to give background on the SCP(s) in question, and to also highlight what is not known well about the SCP being studied.
- The Goal of the study to provide a motive as to why this study is being conducted, and how it benefits the Foundation (i.e. more knowledge about a specific SCP, or more practical benefits).
- A methods/methodology section to explain in detail what and who are needed for the study, and steps that’ll be taken to ensure the success of the study.
- The participants involved (including Medical and Security personnel) that helped make the test a success.
- The hypothesis that the Researcher has regarding the outcome of their study.
- The Results/Findings of the study, highlighting what was discovered, what was said that is note-worthy, and overall providing evidence to support/oppose the hypothesis.
- Finally, the Conclusion, which elaborates on what was discovered, if the hypothesis was proven to be true or false, and more.
These items below are optional, but something I like to include to continue paving the way for Research:
- A cover page that displays the test name, including the Logo of the SCP Foundation
- A page for Authorization so that anyone that needs to authorize a test can easily access that page. I typically add this after the Index page.
- A page dedicated to Future Work to establish that more work will be conducted in regards to an SCP, whether that be further investigation/interviews, or cross-testing to test the limits of SCP entities.
- A reference page to show where I received all my information from (general knowledge, pictures, etc. go here)
Finally, descriptive language is another key part of what I believe make an excellent-graded document - when reading a document, I like to really feel the enthusiasm behind the writing (without it becoming TOO overbearing)! I believe that ensuring that the documents researchers write are not so dull helps engage readers more with the numerous studies that are conducted.
All of these factors come together to produce an excellent document. To me, these are inseparable, even.
What are the responsibilities of the Executive Researcher in RP?
The responsibilities of the Executive Researcher in RP encompass a number of things, but are leadership, initiative, and research. In leadership, Executive Researchers lead the projects they are interested in pursuing, or are tasked to do; thus having a clear goal, method prior to experimentation are key to this role. In addition, Executive Researchers lead/guide other Researchers in their studies; authorizing, giving input/directive, overseeing experiments, and more, are a few of the responsibilities this role has. In addition, Executive Researchers take initiative to research, or deal with other issues in their areas (workplace issues/conflict, and so on), with or without the support of others. They pave the way for more work to be done!
Ultimately, this all ties into research; as executives, they pave the foundation for new, ground-breaking, research to be conducted, or delegate others to conduct the studies.
Please give some lore about your Executive Researcher character and what storylines they would be involved in:
PART OF AN INTERVIEW SESSION
SUBJECT: “LUNARO”
Interviewer: “So, how did you…get to where you are now?”
Lunaro: “The dream began in high school in a little city - a teacher, in his elder years, simply spoke of his experiences of working in science prior to teaching. I became fascinated with this; however, I’d catch this teacher mumbling something called “Foundation.” I inquired, and learned (as much as he was willing to talk to me about) about this Facility. From this, I went to study in university to grow my knowledge in science. The thought of the SCP Foundation was always in the back of my mind, though I never fully realised it. I went into college to study the chemical compositions of the materials we use on a daily basis; something that always stuck out to me were acids, corrosive materials. I don’t know why…maybe because they can literally “melt” things like it was never there in the first place? I wonder how my science teacher is doing…”
Interviewer: “...Are you good?”
Lunaro: “Yeah! Sorry…lost my train of thought. After a few twists and turns, and a few name changes, I landed up within the SCP Foundation, working as a Jr. Researcher; hopeful, but no idea how things truly operated. As a “green” researcher, I trekked carefully over procedures, making sure everyone came out of my beginning tests alive. Over time, my focus of study grew into various inanimate objects, and a few sentient beings: for some reason, there was one SCP that always caught my attention - I knew about it’s existence, but didn’t really know what it was. Dangerous, yet fascinating... "
Lunaro is seen to be daydreaming for a few moments...
"To this day, I work with various researchers in the Facility, ensuring I do my part to yield success in studies. These studies do impact my workflow though; the occasional melt-down does happen time to time, and thus causes me to take a step back; why does my mind do this? I like when the orange blob comes - that little thing INSTANTLY gives me a serotonin boost, and it’s like I forget my problems for a split second…Anyways, I think there are a number of things I hope to discover within myself as I continue to work within this facility and elevate.”
Interviewer: “Alright...Thank you for your time.”
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