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Beaverton, Oregon, United States

Manage store inventory, shipping and logistics, and provide customer support at motorcycle parts retailer, Cycle Gear.Gained valuable management skills and a proficiency in the use of data to track and manage store performance and inventory to achieve our business goals.

Hired as a freelance copywriter for Tulsa-based recruiting organization.Ghostwrote articles, employee bio’s, as well as general copy for inTulsa’s website.Interviewed and wrote testimonials for numerous candidates ranging from immigration lawyers to agricultural scientists.

Portland, Oregon, United States

Brought on as an intern at Portland-based digital design studio. Harlo specializes in building websites, eCommerce solutions, and brand strategy. Worked directly with the founder/creative director assisting in various projects ranging from brand strategy to web copy for various clients.Received first-hand experience with the development of Wayfyndr, a venue mapping and engagement service utilized by the Portland Timbers and the LA Galaxy.

Portland, Oregon, United States

Worked closely with customers at the iconic 104 year-old Portland western wear shop.Helped manage store inventory, vendors and ordering, as well as visual merchandising within the store.

Eugene, Or

Used visual storytelling, reporting, and editing skills to create photo stories for FLUX Magazine.Worked in a collaborative, newsroom-like environment to help create, plan, and organize interesting stories into a magazine format.Spent three months visiting a cloister of Catholic monks and documenting their secluded lives within the monastery.

Eugene, Oregon, United States

Operated all social media accounts for the HOPES Conference – a sustainability and design conference at the University of Oregon.Spearheaded the effort to secure one of my personal photographic heroes, National Geographic photographer Aaron Huey, as one of our guest speakers.Planned and executed marketing strategies aimed at increasing conference attendance by students, faculty, and citizens of Eugene.