• Contributed to the development of Newsela content viewing experience, which included delivering Newsela’s View content, Grading page, and Free vs Premium pages for a platform serving 3 million teachers and 40 million students. • Engaged in collaborative efforts with cross-functional teams, including product management, design, and QA, to ensure timely project delivery.• Presented demos to technical & non-technical audiences showcasing features prior to their official launch. • Modified and updated existing code to align with WCAG 2.0 accessibility standards, aiming to broaden the user base and improve inclusivity.

• Successfully implemented changes in the front end to make all newspaper digital sites accessible. • Optimized performance on all sites, resulting in enhanced speed and user experience, reaching a total of 30 million users a month (SF Chronicle + SFGATE alone).

•Part-time instructor assistant to the Front-End Web Development course that includes 18-21 students•Provide feedback on weekly assignments and taught creatively to explain technologies taught in the class (i.e. JavaScript, JQuery, HTML5/CSS, GitHub)

•HTML/CSS/Sass/JS/PHP/WordPress/Phaser/Jira/Bitbucket/Bamboo/AWS•Part of three front end developers who regularly update domestic/international websites of Sesame Workshop, which reach a total of ~70,000 users on average per month•Collaborate heavily with stakeholders (e.g. tech, vendors, producers) on-site updates and creating educational tools. •Support Google Analytics Coordinator by creating custom JavaScript tags for tracking user behavior across domestic and international sites

Provide support with managing and updating high-profile celebrity and brands sites

Flexible Housing Subsidy Pool (FHSP)•Supported Program Manager with developing processes to make the program successful•Worked directly with case management and LA Department of Health Services to ensure that tenants successfully retained their housing over time •Provided support and was a founding supervisor who oversaw 8+ Housing Coordinators •Coordinated move-ins into Scattered Site units all over LA County•Responded to housing and tenant related emergencies•Maintained and tracked FHSP Rent Roll

Flexible Housing Subsidy Pool (FHSP)The FHSP goals are to improve the health outcomes for vulnerable populations, reduce costs to the public health system, and help end homelessness in Los Angeles County •Educated landlords, property managers, families, and community members about the housing needs of people with developmental disabilities, and chronically homeless•Researched affordable housing options through public housing, nonprofit housing, and other community opportunities•Assisted in mediation of resident conflicts and/or other housing-related issues•Assisted residents in renewing their lease agreements and retaining their housing•Coordinated and assisted with client move-ins•Maintained regular communication with clients, caseworkers, and property managers•Maintained individual client files•Routinely made home visits.•Prepared client profiles•Maintained and track FHSP Rent Roll•Maintained progress notes and materials as needed•Attended and/or facilitated meetings with case workers and the LA DHS managers

•Worked directly with the Policy Director to track and analyze Education and Health legislation. •Coordinated conference calls with elected officials and non-profits to discuss current legislation. •Created a legislative grid for HOPE’s Board of Directors and HLI participants to engage on Affordable Care Act work.•Coordinated with speakers and elected officials on panels during Latina History Day and Latina Action Day.

•Facilitated the day to day activities of the Learning Center including managing lab sessions, classes, volunteer coverage, and scheduling. •Assisted participants with using the computer (internet, e-mail, word processing, housing or job searches).•Provided one-on-one support through vocational and educational counseling sessions; assisted participants with job application process and GED preparation•Created class curriculums in Spanish.•Assisted Educational Services Manager with developing a Leadership program

Sin Fronteras (IAP) is a secular, non-profit, non-partisan Mexican civil society organization that contributes to the promotion, protection and defense of the human rights of international migrants, asylum seekers, refugees, beneficiaries of international protection and stateless persons in Mexico City.