Experience

SMSB Consulting Group

• United States
• Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Account Manager

  • Dec 2014 - Present

  I have learned a ton while working here. I was the youngest person to ever work at this company so to me that was a challenge to be the best I can be and to work my hardest to rise up the corporate ladder. I started here as an image editor and warehouse guy when needed. I then moved to managing my own account, then before I knew it, I was supervisor of remote capture. It was now my job to assemble a team of 6 people to go out to different states to photograph products in different grocery stores across the country. I did this for a while then I was assigned a client out here to manage on my own. I Moved out of my parent house got an apartment out here and am now in charge of a product shoot in a hardware store for the next few years. I don't know exactly what is in stores next for me, but I look forward to the future.



Dave & Buster's Inc.

• United States
• Restaurants
• 700 & Above Employee

• Game Technician

  • Oct 2013 - Nov 2014

  This was my first job right out of High School. It taught me about working a job and being responsible when it comes to managing money, paying bills and saving for the future. It also taught me about hard work. I didn't start there as a game tech but through hard work and determination I got the position I wanted. I also learned about self-expression and to be yourself no matter what anyone else thinks. Management wanted us to put our favorite fun on our name tags. I chose Graphic Design and while everyone I worked with though that was a little strange it is part of the reason I am where I am today. My now boss came into Dave and Busters one day for a birthday party and it was my job at the time to help out with prices and tickets. That is when I met Rich (my current boss) he saw my name tag and started talking to me about the graphic design work I do and before I knew it he was handing me a business card and saying I should apply for SMSB and the rest is history.