Led the two-person project specialist team that manages and coordinates the legislatively mandated program review project of the Texas state supported living centers, including drafting and editing a biennial report to the governor and legislature.

Ran and coordinated the annual program review of the state supported living centers, and wrote 2021 Annual Report to the State Legislature of the program review findings.

As a bill analyst, I wrote nearly 2,000 nonpartisan analyses of bills being considered by the Texas House of Representatives on a variety of public policy topics.

In this position, I researched local economic development policy for the business liaison and district managers by interviewing subject area experts, scouring the news for relevant articles, and identifying relevant academic papers. I summarized and analyzed these findings in written reports sent to my superiors. Additionally, I administered the downtown employee bus pass program, which involved entering and querying data from an Access database, providing prompt and quality face-to-face customer service, processing paperwork, and verifying identities.

This position was in the Office of Correspondence, where I performed a number of duties related to the communications and public relations strategy of the administration. I managed high volume correspondence portfolios in the areas of constituent policy comments, state employee retirement letters, and birthday/anniversary letters, producing over 2,000 response messages to constituents. This required me to produce high quality and strategically messaged writing, effectively manage my time and prioritize projects, quickly become familiar with a variety of state public policy topics, and use Salesforce in order to manage and analyze trends constituent messages.Additionally, I wrote and copy edited ceremonial documents such as gubernatorial proclamations and welcome letters, screened and sorted mail coming into the Governor's Office, and filled in at the front desk as needed.

I researched and wrote reports on a wide variety of public policy issues for a state representative, from the health effects of fracking on nearby residents to tax policy. This was done by interviewing experts in the state government and identifying credible sources in the academic and journalistic literature.