Roles entail producing designs and infographics for clients' social media platforms, websites, and print.

My responsibilities include opening the store every day, working directly with customers assisting them with their framing design, and completing purchases. I was also responsible for framing artwork, receiving shipments and reviewing shipment invoices, and closing the register. Through my time here I have developed a robust eye for detail. South End Frames works with many interior designers who place large orders within short time frames which has allowed me to hone my time management skills. During my time at South End Frames we have also had a few small art shows of which I have been a part of organizing.

Due to the success and frequent use of the first hand sculpted model in 2021 for a Smithsonian exhibition, corporate display, and share holder meetings, the company commissioned a second.

I was hired to realistically sculpt a food item for a museum display. the model was on display at The Smithsonian in D.C. for the exhibition "Futures" from November 20, 2021 though July 6, 2022

During my time with Blick, I had the largest positive customer reviews including a letter mailed from out of state thanking me for my assistance. I collaborated on a window display for the store that I was able to build and bring to fruition. My role predominantly revolved around guiding customers through the process of choosing elements of their framing design and taking orders as well as the hands-on, production side of framing. This shop also provided the service of custom fine art printing, I was responsible for editing, resizing, and printing artwork.

This grassroots organization focuses on education, advocacy, and political activism around HIV funding and stigma, housing equity, and vaccine equity amongst other intersecting causesRoles include gathering educational resources, creating Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook content, developing PowerPoints for Zoom meetings, producing fundraising events, and participating in and chairing meetings.

On November 7th, 2017 Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents took single mother and Boston activist, Siham Byah into custody and deported her to her home country of Morocco, separating her from her then 8-year-old son Naseem. This campaign focused on the reunification of Siham and her son. Throughout the campaign, we worked on several fundraising events, short films, and protests. this campaign was eventually successful and Siham and Naseem are now together outside of the US. My main roles were designing and printing merch to sell for fundraising, chairing meetings, printing educational materials and flyers, managing email lists, community outreach, running social media, updating the website, and acting as a liaison between Siham and the team.

My role in the frame shop at Artist & Craftsman involved guiding customers through selecting the best design to complement and preserve their artwork and working on the production of the custom frame orders. This shop had the smallest amount of employees that I have worked in, therefore, I took on more managerial roles such as evaluating the shop and placing supply orders as well as managing the production timeline. I had many dedicated customers who would ask for my service and eventually follow me to my next place of work.

On the sales floor of Artist & Craftsman, I excelled at customer service and built strong, trusting, relationships with our customers based on the help I gave them. I was mainly responsible for assisting customers in finding items in the store, giving customers advice on products, checking customers out at the register, answering the phone, and opening and closing the register and store.

Roles included Organizing studio materials & cleaning machinery, assisting in precise stencil cutting, and detailed oil paintings for, and on wood sculptures.