As head of the interactive department I was responsible for all of the digital and social media projects that came through the company. Most notably at this position, in addition to leading the department, I was responsible for managing the client relationships. My responsibilities included:- Managing all projects and client relationships from concept to delivery for the interactive department; websites, emails, landing pages, microsites, etc.- Creating and presenting proposals and timelines for websites- Managing all team members within the department and delegated tasks- Directing all client presentations and initial pitches- Art directing designers for website projects- Designing sitemaps, wireframes and websites when needed- Managing websites through Wordpress platform making minor code and content updates- Participating in leadership meetings for the company- Submitting monthly billing for interactive jobs- Grew department to add social and digital marketing team membersThe company's clients I worked on were Taylor Morrison, Zephyr Partners, Ergotronix, Ohana Grille, Tiffany & Bosco and Qwaltec.

As a senior-level designer I was lead on a variety of projects with the design team. Most notably at this position I worked on my first commercial shoot and was able to work with the Art Director throughout the entire process. My responsibilities included:- Working with creative team to create and deliver brand campaigns, websites, flyers, social media campaigns, commercial storyboards, etc.- Presenting concepts and designs to clients and entire Zion team- Coding responsive emails- Assisting Art Director with photoshoot planning and execution- Shooting and editing photography for clients' social media- Writing blog posts related to the design field- Creating and reviewing quarterly goals- Writing evaluations for other team membersThe company's clients I worked on were Goodwill of AZ, Wickenburg Ranch, Barro's Pizza, AllKiosk, Shoppers Supply and Venezia's Pizza.

During my time at Blufish I was promoted to a senior-level role and began leading projects and presenting directly to clients. Most notably at this position, I managed production artists and mentored them on projects I was working on. My responsibilities included:- Creating visual designs for marketing materials such as: branding, campaign creative, flyers, websites, emails, digital web banners, vehicle wraps, infographics and more- Collaborating with a team to ensure the visual design communicates a cohesive message and functions successfully across all platforms-Directing and coordinating with production artists and serving as a mentor to our team of designersThe company's main client I worked on was Taylor Morrison

At Cooley I was in charge of designing and developing all of our clients' websites. My responsibilities included:- Designing and developing websites for a variety of clients- Maintaining, updating, and sending monthly google analytics reports- Supervising and mentor interns- Managing multiple tasks simultaneously and prioritize according to client deadlineClients included The Arizona Character Education Foundation, The Caepe School in Anthem, IronDrive Advantage Franchises, Hunziker Properties and PEM Premier properties

As an entry-level designer I worked with a team of 6 people that included a creative director, several senior designers and an animation designer. Most notably at this position I worked closely with one of the developers and learned how to code websites. My responsibilities included: - Designing a variety of print projects from conception to production; examples include branding, brochures, flyers, billboards, direct mail, trade show pieces and more.- Designing interactive pieces, such as websites and emails, and working closely with the web team from concept to delivery- Managing multiple projects at different stages with quick turnaround times- Working closely with the account manager to develop successful results for the clients- Assisting with PR events when necessaryClients included, smart car, Amtrak, Alumni Association of the University of Michigan and DARPA