Analyst

• Sep 2023 - Present

Web Developer

• Aug 2023 - Present

Founder

• Jul 2022 - Present

Adventure Club has been my brain child ever since I started sewing backpacks. While the past brands I have started have been stunted by my capacity to make all of the products by hand, I am planning to go big with ACLUB. I am continually looking into manufacturing options to make my cool bags. Everything is designed my me with my sewing machine in my apartment! Adventure Club has been my brain child ever since I started sewing backpacks. While the past brands I have started have been stunted by my capacity to make all of the products by hand, I am planning to go big with ACLUB. I am continually looking into manufacturing options to make my cool bags. Everything is designed my me with my sewing machine in my apartment!

Investment Intern

• Jan 2023 - Sep 2023

Software Engineer

• Apr 2023 - Jul 2023

Ambassador

• Sep 2022 - May 2023

I was the first and only male Ambassador for the Women in Entrepreneurship Club at BYU. I helped to promote the club's events each month, and strove to show support to all of the different women in their business pursuits. I believe women have a lot to contribute in business, and loved being a part of this wonderful organization. I was the first and only male Ambassador for the Women in Entrepreneurship Club at BYU. I helped to promote the club's events each month, and strove to show support to all of the different women in their business pursuits. I believe women have a lot to contribute in business, and loved being a part of this wonderful organization.

Analyst

• Jan 2023 - Apr 2023

Supervisor

• Oct 2021 - Jul 2022

I started learning Chinese during my first semester at BYU. One day I was at the Asian Market buying sushi ingredients for a get together with friends and I struck up a conversation with the cashier. As fate would have it the owner was at the next register over and picked up on our conversation. I mentioned that I was a student at BYU studying business and that I was also learning Chinese. The owner offered me a job on the spot promising that I would learn Chinese really fast if I worked for her. I thought it sounded like fun, and two days later I was stocking the shelves. I learned so much about business while working at the Provo Asian Market. I was promoted from Sales Representative to Supervisor pretty quickly. Some of the cooler things I did were: manage the cash register information system using SQL, create a more efficient inventory maintenance system, and build relationships with my Chinese speaking co-workers. Show less

Volunteer Bicycle Mechanic

• Nov 2021 - Jan 2022

I commute to school on my bike almost everyday. I started volunteering at the Bicycle Collective as a mechanic for kids bikes. The Collective takes donated kids bikes and fixes them up to be given to people in need. Due to time constraints, I haven't been able to volunteer in a long time, but I still love the mission of the Collective and want to start volunteering again. I commute to school on my bike almost everyday. I started volunteering at the Bicycle Collective as a mechanic for kids bikes. The Collective takes donated kids bikes and fixes them up to be given to people in need. Due to time constraints, I haven't been able to volunteer in a long time, but I still love the mission of the Collective and want to start volunteering again.

Founder

• May 2019 - Aug 2019

During my senior year of high school I took up the hobby of sewing. After lots of trial and error, I was making t-shirts, jackets, and ponchos with my mom's sewing machine. In need of an upgrade I got a new sewing machine for Christmas (one of my prized possessions). Friends at school always loved my stuff so I started a new Instagram. On occasion I would sew a handful of fanny packs and sell them on my story, but after doing some math, I realized I wasn't making much money per hour, and so I stopped business. I still get comments on some of the items I've made that I wear around school. Show less

Founder

• Nov 2017 - Jan 2018

When I was a sophomore in high school I started my own t-shirt company. I designed all of the t-shirts on my iPad, ran a Shopify website, and marketed everything on Instagram. This was my first introduction to business. I drop shipped everything through Printful in order to minimize inventory and allow for a larger selection of t-shirts. After two months, I realized how hard creating a brand can be. After a competitor with the trade mark "Tiger Apparel" DM'ed me on Instagram threatening a cease and desist, I took the opportunity to stop business before my Shopify subscription would eat up my profits. Clearly my silly high school t-shirt company was getting attention ;) I still where a handful of t-shirts from Tiger Apparel. Show less