Dr. Seeme Mallick has a vast amount of experience in economics, agriculture and environmental research. She has nominated for the position member core group of experts on climate change, subcommittee on Finance, Ministry of Environment, and Government of Pakistan. Dr.Mallick has spent most of her career working in Pakistan teaching at several universities and doing research focusing on climate change and the environment.

                        Early in her career, she spent time working abroad in California (1991) where she assisted in research on patterns of commodity trade between the United States, Canada, the European community, USSR, and China.  She taught at different universities such as Quaid-i-Azam University, University of Arid Agriculture and International Islamic University in Islamabad. She worked on a UN joint programme where she was part of a team that prepared the National Climate Change Policy and drafted the action plans and strategies for climate change. 

            Dr. Seeme Mallick did several design research projects on climate change and natural resource management for South Asia. She got her MSc in Economics from Quaid-i-Azam University in Islamabad and MS in Agricultural Economics from the University of California. Then she went to Australia where she got her Ph.D. in Environmental Economics from Macquarie University, NSW, Australia.