Caitlin joined Devlin Gailus as an articled student in the fall 2011, after completing her law degree at the University of Alberta.

Throughout law school, Caitlin studied a variety of topics including indigenous legal theory, aboriginal, environmental, criminal, and family law. Caitlin also participated in an exchange at the University of Otago in New Zealand, where she gained an international perspective on indigenous issues.

As the former Legal Education and Reform Coordinator for Student Legal Services of Edmonton, Caitlin acquired valuable experience providing legal information and representation to low-income individuals. Through this role she also became involved in legal reform for sex workers, advocating for their interests in community service forums, newspapers, and radio. In 2009, Caitlin was awarded the Margaret-Ellen Bonar Scholarship for her academic achievement and involvement in women's issues.

Aside from her passion for social justice, Caitlin is an avid camper and traveller. She has backpacked her way through Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of Central America, South East Asia, and the Middle East.