Provide a high level of administrative support to the Contracts Office of a large research facility located on the J.J. Pickle campus. Assist with the administration of grants and contracts processed by the ARL Contracts office. Compile, maintain, track and disseminate status and other research administration data, and liaise with internal and external contacts. Assist with the review of documents, spreadsheets, and other agreement components for accuracy and compliance with University guidelines and relevant regulations.Negotiate and review NDA terms for stakeholders of various backgrounds including private company partnerships, federal sponsors, and the DOD. Acquire and maintain knowledge of FAR/DFARS, Uniform Guidance, and other Federal regulations to support Contract office functions. Create and maintain documents, forms, and posters used to share information with internal and external sources.Manage Internal and External SharePoint pages.

Apple MapsSenior Process Executive - Data (Cognizant, April 2021 - Present) Data Specialist (KellyServices, September 2019 - April 2021)Clean, merge, document, and prepare large data sets for SMEs.Organize, review, create, and update documentation (including infographics, etc.) in Confluence and Quip for team processes and project data, new tools, tool updates, workflows, and training for an international audience (emphasis on ESL readers). Assist with development, delegation, and management of projects and use qualitative and quantitative methods to summarize and create regular reports for stakeholders. Test and report bugs for new tools. Coordinate with other teams within the department on collaborative projects. Manage several projects within a team. Screen and assign internal requests to appropriate teams. Communicate with external agencies to support data sharing initiatives.Develop in-depth understanding of data trends related to long term projects, markets, and systems.

Senior researcher for Chris Tomlinson, Jason Stanford, and Bryan Burrough for Forget the Alamo: The Rise and Fall of an American Myth.Lead the identification, review, and examination of primary sources at the Dolph Briscoe History Center for American History.Responsible for creating and maintaining a searchable database of research findings during the manuscript writing process, as a basis for the final bibliography, as well as a resource for pre-publication fact checking.

Use iMotions to prepare data for analysis in studies for major companies.Team lead on several key studies for Facebook, Google, ESPN and NBC.Manage large datasets for multiple projects simultaneously.Prepare data for analysis and presentation to stakeholders and internal teams.

I worked as an assistant to the veterinary staff of the hospital. In this position I regularly performed tasks such as: restraining animals during procedures, maintaining a sterile work environment, preparing and performing lab tests on organic specimens, calculating dosages, preparing and administering medication, maintaining medical records, as well as interfacing with clients about their pet's health.

I worked with fellow "Camp Counselors" to ensure the safety and welfare of up to 100 dogs of various breeds and temperaments. Responsibilities included exercising, feeding, medicating, bathing, and grooming dogs, as well as ensuring the satisfaction of "Pet Parents".

I worked with Professor Mara Breen in the Psychology Department’s Cognition Attention Perception and Speech Lab. Prep, run, monitor, and debrief participants in psychological experiments using ERP. I also collaborated on original research of my own design using E-Prime and Praat. Develop, manage, and administrate surveys (in-person and online).Collaborate with Prof. Breen to analyze data and produce a poster based on my undergraduate research which was presented in 2018.

I worked under Professor John Kingston in the University of Massachusetts Linguistic Department I used Praat to analyze spectrograms for specific phonetic markers for an ongoing linguistic experiment that will reveal how we compensate for pronunciation of certain consonants in sequence.

I worked with Professor Shen Zhongwei in the Chinese Department to analyze and categorize Chinese characters by their archaic pronunciation for a manuscript currently in progress.