Experience

Raytheon Technologies

• United States
• Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Financial Analyst

  • Apr 2020 - Present

  Raytheon Company and United Technologies merger of equals. Raytheon Company and United Technologies merger of equals.



Raytheon

• United States
• Defense and Space Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Financial Analyst

  • Aug 2019 - Present



The Cheeky Parlor

• United States
• Wellness and Fitness Services

• Financial Consultant

  • Oct 2018 - Jun 2019

  I applied Cal Poly’s “Learn By Doing” philosophy to help two local estheticians launch their startup and develop a plan to scale their new biodegradable wax into regional beauty shops while maintaining their current operations. I analyzed the first three months of their transactional data to build financial statements and monthly budget sheets. Using my organization and excel skills, I created a systematic decision making process that will be used for everyday business questions like, how much inventory can we afford to buy this month? What is our burn rate? Etc. Additionally, I performed a market analysis on current biodegradable waxes to build a growth strategy and to find product-market-fit which would result in a competitive advantage and widespread implementation of a greener practice. I established my goal to make business operations financially feasible for the long run potential of franchising The Cheeky Parlor.



Anchor Loans

• United States
• Financial Services
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Financial Assistant Intern

  • Jul 2018 - Aug 2018

  Anchor Loans LP is the nation’s number one fix-and-flip lender for real estate investors. As a financial assistant intern reporting directly to the Chief Operating Officer, I gained exposure to different tasks in the process of a loan from origination to funding to extensions. My main project was to conduct and integrate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's revised Home Mortgage Disclosure Act of 2018 (HMDA) into Anchor’s system. I created the business development sheets to comply with the reporting requirements and created new fields in Anchor's system to account for additional information necessary for reporting. I became well acquainted with QuestSoft Corporation’s HMDA Relief software in order to ensure compliance and, in turn, to be able to pass down my knowledge to others in the company. Additionally, I streamlined the loan extension process for borrowers with impending maturity dates to decrease inefficiencies and increase turnover of borrower and company assets. For Anchor’s new rental loan program, I generated the process for obtaining the adjusted rate using the LIBOR. For the valuations team, I assessed and assigned appraisal orders and Broker Price Opinion letters for subject properties. Amongst these larger tasks, I sharpened my team work and communication skills by assisting other departments with their loan assignments.



Social Maison Management Concierge

• Business Development Manager

  • Aug 2016 - Aug 2017

  Social Maison is a management company that helps existing businesses seek new markets in order to grow their organization. As a manager, I played an essential role in expanding Social Maison from four clients to thirteen clients through agile marketing and superior communication skills. I connected media influencers with brands to further expose our companies to larger consumer markets by association. I also used our diverse cliental base to network and collaborate complimenting industries, which resulted in significant increases of client interests in other companies. I prepared and presented client growth reports to all the businesses I worked with, which taught me how to gauge performance efficiency and effectiveness. Each organization required scrupulous attention to detail and diligent implementation of individualized business plans. I used my analysis skills to quantify data about potential and existing markets and reported my results to top-level management.



PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE FOR THE ARTS

• United States
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Docent

  • Apr 2015 - May 2016

  As a docent, I developed a clear understanding of the importance of listening and taking direction. Spending my time advertising someone else's work taught me how crucial it is to be knowledgable of his or her brand. I also learned that in order to perform my task effectively, I had to care about my job as if I was branding my own work. I participated in planning and organizing the events leading up to the show case month. As a docent, I developed a clear understanding of the importance of listening and taking direction. Spending my time advertising someone else's work taught me how crucial it is to be knowledgable of his or her brand. I also learned that in order to perform my task effectively, I had to care about my job as if I was branding my own work. I participated in planning and organizing the events leading up to the show case month.



iPhone Accessories, LLC

• Operations Manager and Customer Service Representative

  • Jun 2011 - Sep 2012

  As an operations manager, I accounted for inventory and processed restocking orders. I learned how to reduce upfront investments on inventory assets by using a drop-shipping strategy that eliminated the need to carry stock of many products. When I was not communicating with wholesalers for drop-ship orders, I prepared shipping labels and sent out packages to customers all over the world. As a customer service representative, I dealt with product questions, recommendations and complaints by customers. This job taught me the importance of organization, time management and leadership.