• Managed the completion and delivery of over 80 translation project per month with widely varying deadlines• Consistently billed over 80 translation projects per month with a 3.0 markup over costs• Ensured timely processing of budgets, vendor contracts, and invoices for every project• Proofread and edited over 300 pages of business and legal material per week• Organized portfolio to accommodate 4 -7 new jobs per day• Developed positive working relationships with a wide range of external vendors• Communicated efficiently with sales staff to ensure timely delivery to clients

• Coordinated with and assisted EducationUSA in promoting higher education in the U.S.• Advised Singaporean students on educational exchange in the U.S. and conducted several orientations on how to adjust to living on campus in U.S. colleges.• Orchestrated the scheduling and logistical movements of U.S. Embassy Public Diplomacy staff and coordinated media for congressional delegation press conferences for the Shangri-La Dialogue• Managed press logistics for the U.S.-North Korea Peace Summit and the 51st ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting• Utilized communication and social media skills to host the Embassy’s 2018 Independence Day Facebook Livestream• Compiled and organized a database of Singaporean media contacts used to streamline embassy communication

•Researched pressing U.S. foreign policy issues including U.S.’ role in NATO; Global Terrorism; and U.S. relations with Russia, Iran, and North Korea in a team of four 
•Utilized research to draft chapters for a book aimed at informing young adults on U.S. foreign policy issues 
•Personally asked to stay on as a contributor to the Foreign Policy Association’s blog 
•Writings were used as reference to create Strategic Choices & U.S. Foreign Policy by Jonathan Chanis

• Responsible for documentation, data input, reporting, and other general administrative duties• Performed Data Entry for over 1000 documents• Personally led the Human Resources department when supervisor was away
• Addressed the concerns of over 50 employees• Immersed in a multinational, European focused, business culture

•Gathered and compiled research for my branch. •Prepared presentations on office issues and helped present them. •Routinely took notes at high level meetings, prepared summaries, and took minutes at staff meetings.•Supported the work of the Office and its cooperation on disarmament and non-proliferation, as well as a security culture, particularly in coordination with New York-based organizations Selected Project Experience:Compiled Integrated Technical Guidance Note (ITGN) on Small Arms and Light Weapons in the context of Security Sector Reform•Hand-selected by branch head to lead the intern research efforts on methods to maximize the control of small arms and light weapons•Conducted a deep dive into third world regions across the globe where Security Council intervention would be prudent •Contributed to a global framework aimed at helping national authorities make their populations feel safer, and building institutions capable of providing sustainable, accountable and effective securityDrafted Speech for the Head of the United Nations Regional Centre for Peace and Disarmament in Africa•Sole UN intern selected to draft a speech to be presented at the 1st Committee•Rationalized an increase in department budget based on prior successful initiatives including training programs on weapons and ammunition management, support in the marking and registering of over 9,000 civilian-held arms and promotion of the implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty

•Mentored 2 foreign exchange students for the University at Buffalo's Business School. I gave them practical advice, strengthened their English language skills, recommended campus activities, and answered any and all questions•Met with my mentees for 4 hours twice a week