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Irvine, Ca, Us

Irvine, California, United States

- Provide public and private sector clients with analysis and recommendations on a wide range of transportation and mobility related issues, leveraging knowledge of best practices and emerging trends- Project experience includes transportation impact analysis, operations analysis/circulation studies, general plan circulation element updates, VMT impact and mitigation studies, safety/traffic calming projects, travel demand forecasting, and long-range multi-modal planning- Collaborate with colleagues to explore emerging issues in the transportation profession including changes to travel behavior and demand following the COVID-19 pandemic.-Utilize regional travel demand models through TransCAD software, traffic operations softwares (Synchro, PTV Vistro), big-data sources (Streetlight), and ArcGIS to compile, analyze, and summarize data and prepare forecasts-Develop client and public facing reports, interactive tools, and other deliverables to communicate analysis and recommendations to relevant audiences- Engage in business development efforts including marketing pursuits, client relations, internal training, and research & development.

Los Angeles County, California, United States

- Conducted quantitative and qualitative research on transportation safety and equity to identify high-need communities and high-priority active transportation projects in Los Angeles County - Prepared reports, statistical summaries, and infographics to concisely disseminate information for relevant stakeholders on topics including roadway safety and policy advocacy.- Led the development of a feasibility study and implementation plan for a bicycle library system at the CalState LA campus by conducting field studies, case study analysis, and interviews with campus partners.- Supported research and advocacy work on emerging solutions in active transportation including bicycle libraries and micro mobility hubs- Plan and organize advocacy events and fundraisers alongside staff members

Los Angeles, California, United States

-Led the planning, organization, and implementation of the largest high school Model United Nations conference in Southern California with an attendance of over 1,700 delegates representing over 100 schools.-Managed a staff of over 130, including leading training, senior staff appointment, and personnel changes-Coordinated with Director of Finance to manage a budget exceeding $120,000 (35% growth YOY), ensuring for prompt revenue collection and financial accountability-Directly oversaw a conference Secretariat cabinet of 8 members by holding weekly meetings and synthesizing information across different departments within MUN at UCLA.-Spearheaded marketing and recruitment efforts to increase attendance 29% year-over-year.

Los Angeles, California, United States

- Managed communication between Model United Nations at UCLA and other vendors/customers- Prepared allocations for over 1400 high school and 400 college delegates, utilizing automation tools on Google Sheets- Drafted and implement email communication campaigns, with a focus on increasing customer engagement and clarity- Reviewed and implement COVID-19 safety program for in-person Model United Nations conference- Facilitated partnerships with corporate sponsors and charities, in collaboration with other executive board members

Los Angeles, California, United States

-Assisted with the planning and implementation of a large scale high school Model United Nations conference welcoming over 1,400 high school students-Directly lead over 25 staff members through background guide development, committee training, and team building activities -Coordinated conference logistics with the Secretary-General and other executive board members, including making adaptations to a digital conference format -Developed online resources to assist delegates and advisors with preparation and committee performance

Los Angeles, California, United States

-Counseled incoming UCLA students in group and one-on-one settings about academic interests, course planning, and social/emotional concerns-Interpreted and verify academic records (AP/IB coursework, community college courses, etc) for over 300 students in compliance with university and FERPA guidelines-Prepared and led multiple presentations explaining university policies, course requirements, and academic expectations-Developed repository for counseling notes that was used by staff to improve productivity and information shared to students

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Economics

Activities and Societies: Model United Nations, New Student & Transition Programs, Roosevelt@UCLA, Luskin Undergraduate Student.

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Activities and Societies: ASB/Leadership, Model United Nations, Academic Team, Link Crew, Cross Country RunningGraduated with 4.5+.