Have worked primarily as a researcher for our National Football League coverage since the 2022 season, supporting NBC's various football properties as well as Amazon Prime Video's Thursday Night Football.Have also supported numerous other properties across both television production and digital writing, including NASCAR (my primary role from 2015-2021), four Olympic Games (Sochi 2014, Pyeongchang 2018, Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024), six Indianapolis 500s (2019-2024), and the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games.Researcher roles have included: ensuring accuracy of on-air graphics and tape elements; working with on-air talent to create scripts; and producing various documents for talent and production teams, including athlete biographies, statistical packets and daily news reports.Began time with the NBC "family" as a freelance motorsports writer for NBCSports.com (2013-2015) before joining full-time in 2015.

Spotter and stats provider for productions of University of New Mexico football and men's basketball games, which were broadcast on local and regional television. Worked with various companies in this role, but primarily with Albuquerque-based Pace Audio Services.

Wrote feature stories and columns for the website of INDYCAR's official fan community.

Worked in multiple roles, including as a spotter and font coordinator, for now-defunct network's live productions of Mountain West Conference sporting events from the University of New Mexico.

Primary duties included writing features for the team's website and programs, as well as creating and distributing press materials on game notes. Also contributed to in-game contests/promotions, organizing photo archives, and writing press releases for upcoming homestands.

Wrote 1-2 stories weekly on IndyCar racing, filling a niche for open-wheel racing news on one of the Internet's top sports sites.

Covered Delaware high school sports (Kent and Sussex counties) for print and online platforms of the state's largest paper.

Worked for the Boston Globe as my "co-op" at Northeastern University (the NU "co-op" program has students alternate periods of academic study with periods of employment in positions related to their career interests). Also spent a short, part-time period with the Globe after my graduation in May 2009, leaving at the end of that summer in order to help look after a relative.• Served as beat writer for multiple high school sports, including track, basketball, and softball• Handled game coverage, “notebook" columns, statistics, All-Scholastic team selections, and weekly rankings• Worked in multiple other capacities, including blogging on auto racing for Boston.com, and inputting information for next-day publication such as high school/college scores

Worked for the Patriot Ledger during my initial "co-op" cycle at Northeastern University (the NU "co-op" program has students alternate periods of academic study with periods of employment in positions related to their career interests). Developed story-writing and self-editing skills while reporting on high school basketball and softball in the communities south of Boston.