Experience

Swell, Inc.

• United States
• Design Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Senior Web Developer

  • Apr 2022 - Present

  I make websites for cool clients based on the stellar strategy and designs that our team comes up with. I make websites for cool clients based on the stellar strategy and designs that our team comes up with.



University of California, Berkeley

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Web Developer

  • Oct 2015 - Apr 2022

  • Built and maintained: UC Berkeley Extension (Destiny One Solutions, JSP); Fall Program for Freshmen and Voices Blog (Drupal, PHP); Extension International Programs, Berkeley Haas Global Access, and Legal Studies Global Access (headless Drupal sites using JSTL to for page structure and Angular JS for data management); • Built and discontinued UC San Francisco’s Masters in Health Policy and Law (2011 – 2019, Wordpress) and Berkeley Online/Offline Masters in Public Health (2010-2012, Wordpress). • For all of the sites listed above, I participated in the design ideation process, then translated designs to pixel-perfect sites. • Led the Marketing team’s web accessibility compliance efforts beginning with a UC Berkeley Web Accessibility team audit of all our properties and continuing as bi-yearly audits. Took the Extension site from SiteImprove score of 53 to 97. • Devised the technical implementation plan for new features, programs, and marketing initiatives. • Developed and implemented data models on a headless Drupal instance for improving the organization’s ability to market programs and courses. • Developed custom user journey tracking system to give user journey and conversion data to our Digital Marketing team so they can optimize marketing strategies. • Co-led the effort to adapt Asana as the organization’s task and project management, replacing a patchwork of mostly informal and individual systems. • Provided tech support department-wide.



Bay Area Bikes

• Oakland, CA

• Event Coordinator

  • Nov 2010 - Jul 2015

  • Worked 16 hours a week while in grad school. • Provided excellent customer service to rental clients • Assisted customers with choosing the best set of equipment for their riding styles and needs. • On call when needed to support staffing shortfalls. • Worked 16 hours a week while in grad school. • Provided excellent customer service to rental clients • Assisted customers with choosing the best set of equipment for their riding styles and needs. • On call when needed to support staffing shortfalls.



Portside Community Market

• United States
• Food and Beverage Services

• Founder & President

  • May 2013 - Jun 2015

  • Started the entrepreneurial venture to open a cooperative grocery store in Oakland’s Jack London neighborhood with the following mission: "To build a full-services grocery store that strengthens the local economy by highlighting local producers, provides access to healthy and sustainable food, creates cooperative jobs, and cultivates a vibrant community space in the Jack London neighborhood." • Developed a business plan and pro forma financial documents based on census data, benchmarking studies, and community surveys. • Prepared reports summarizing project feasibility research and market analysis. • Prepared written material for public distribution; made presentations to condominium boards. • Raised $18,000 through a crowdfunding site.



Oliveto Cafe & Restaurant

• Oakland, CA

• Front Of House Manager

  • Nov 2010 - Feb 2014

  • Worked up to 40 hours a week while going through graduate school program. • Provided excellent customer service to up to 50 customers over a 3 hour lunch shift. • Refined my knowledge of Italian wines. • Managed staff of 5 servers and bussers. • Problem-solved day-to-day situations (e.g. customer service, server discipline, food standards). • Worked up to 40 hours a week while going through graduate school program. • Provided excellent customer service to up to 50 customers over a 3 hour lunch shift. • Refined my knowledge of Italian wines. • Managed staff of 5 servers and bussers. • Problem-solved day-to-day situations (e.g. customer service, server discipline, food standards).



Jack London Improvement District

• United States
• Civic and Social Organizations

• Co-Founder and Marketing Lead

  • May 2012 - Nov 2013

  • Completed the "Implementation Plan" for the establishment of an improvement district • Coordinated grassroots fundraising plan to finance the creation of the improvement district • Organized community engagement events • Estimated the fiscal impacts of implementing the Jack London Improvement District. • Reviewed and analyzed real estate data to identify priority stakeholders and inform campaign plan. • Coordinated stakeholder engagement events, surveys, and interviews. • Responsible for brand identity; HTML/CSS website management, design, and content; coordination of marketing materials (postcards, flyers, posters, educational pamphlet, business cards). • Made the case to the general public about the local economic impacts of approving an improvement district in the Jack London neighborhood. Campaign passed with 70% of received votes in support.



The Bike House

• Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Founder & Communications Clerk

  • Jun 2009 - Jun 2010

  • Facilitated initial meetings that led to The Bike House's mission - to build a place where all people can learn about, work on, and enjoy bikes - and long-term planning goals. • Led "Community Outreach and Inclusivity" working group. • Managed visual identity and online marketing campaigns. • Facilitated initial meetings that led to The Bike House's mission - to build a place where all people can learn about, work on, and enjoy bikes - and long-term planning goals. • Led "Community Outreach and Inclusivity" working group. • Managed visual identity and online marketing campaigns.



Center for American Progress

• United States
• Think Tanks
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Climate Change Advocacy Associate, Campus Progress

  • Feb 2008 - Jun 2010

  • Coordinate all aspects of Campus Progress' efforts to implement a policy campaign on climate change. • Strengthen Campus Progress' outreach to students, student groups, student publications, faculty, national and regional organizations, and others in order to involve them in the work of Campus Progress and the Center for American Progress. • Coordinate all aspects of Campus Progress' efforts to implement a policy campaign on climate change. • Strengthen Campus Progress' outreach to students, student groups, student publications, faculty, national and regional organizations, and others in order to involve them in the work of Campus Progress and the Center for American Progress.



University of California, Santa Cruz

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Sustainability Events Coordinator

  • Sep 2007 - Feb 2008

  • Managed stakeholder-driven event planning process for the University's yearly sustainability event • Managed stakeholder-driven event planning process for the University's yearly sustainability event



Alliance to Save Energy

• United States
• Oil and Gas
• 1 - 100 Employee

• University of California Santa Cruz Team Leader

  • Aug 2006 - Jun 2007

  • Managed team of three fellow student interns to develop, negotiate, and coordinate energy efficiency projects • Conducted energy-saving projects that addressed the needs of various stakeholders, including operations, housing, and dining departments, and the student body • Managed team of three fellow student interns to develop, negotiate, and coordinate energy efficiency projects • Conducted energy-saving projects that addressed the needs of various stakeholders, including operations, housing, and dining departments, and the student body



California Student Sustainability Coalition (CSSC)

• United States
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• UCSC Student Environmental Center member

  • 2005 - 2007

  • Spearheaded student-led campaign to create a campus ballot initiative to fund renewable energy purchases • As a result of this campaign, UC Santa Cruz was named a renewable energy champion by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as the Individual Conference Champion for purchasing more green power than any other school in the Association of Division III Independents Conference. • Spearheaded student-led campaign to create a campus ballot initiative to fund renewable energy purchases • As a result of this campaign, UC Santa Cruz was named a renewable energy champion by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as the Individual Conference Champion for purchasing more green power than any other school in the Association of Division III Independents Conference.