As Development Director, I organize staff community events to bond and build a strong culture during each edition. I also lead external fundraising, outreach, and PR to further integrate Strike with the community off-campus.

Blink is a student-led startup aiming to digitize and increase financial equity across Latin America. I've conducted early-stage market and legal research, drafted and conveyed customer surveys, developed financial models, and pitched on behalf of the team for several symposiums and competitions.

Throughout my time at Express, I guided dozens of customers each shift in finding their ideal styles and sizes, curated displays of seasonal clothing and accessories, enrolled approximately 50 customers/week in the Express Insiders Program, and efficiently managed the POS of over 100 customers/shift.

Under the guidance of my research mentor Dr. Kirk Jalbert, I took scrupulous notes on the geopolitical concerns of the creation of carbon capture plants and collaborated in meetings with cross-disciplinary professors and graduate students. After the conclusion of my internship, I had individually written a report on the efficacy of groundwater policy within multiple regions of Arizona, receiving an honor from my high school.

Starting as one of the youngest teaching assistants at my high school, I spent many of my lunch periods in junior year hosting AP Calculus AB review sessions, grading homework, and shadowing instruction to help answer students' questions. I aimed to make the course material as approachable as possible, encouraging engagement and positivity in the class. That same year, I stayed after school multiple times a week to work one-on-one with other students to review essays and writing strategies for AP English Literature and Composition, a position I continued into my senior year.

In this selective research program, I delved into a college-credit Environmental Studies individual project, specifically studying waste creation and management from scientific, social, political, and logistical viewpoints. With the help of my mentor and my cohort, I wrote a paper concerning the effects of uranium mining on the water quality of the Navajo region. As a Member of the Pioneer Scholar Committee, I was also able to organize and lead events uniting the Scholar Community.