Via Conor's Direct Manager at PitchBook:Conor Hamill is one of the best teammates it has ever been my pleasure to work with and manage. He is dedicated to the craft of graphic design in and of itself, but also fully understands how to leverage design to elevate stories, as well as breathe life into a company’s brand and/or vision. While working with Conor at PitchBook, he created a wide variety of excellent graphics, layouts, interactive features and more. His ability to understand the ins and outs of the private markets and the industry in which PitchBook operates is invaluable and a key part of what led to his success. To get specific, he helped create the following particular standout pieces that span multiple products and genres:1. The cover and feature spread of PitchBook’s quarterly magazine2. The layout of multiple PitchBook analyst notes and reports3. Direct collaboration on a custom report for one of the Big Four, utilizing their design assets4. Supporting graphics for multiple PitchBook news stories5. Interactive graphics using Ceros and other toolsConor has great aptitude for working with stakeholders across multiple departments and teams and helping realize multiple concepts, even on tight turnarounds and with demanding asks. Given he is a master of all Adobe Creative Suite plus additional design software, he was able to troubleshoot and learn in order to devise solutions to any technical hurdles that arose at PitchBook. His learning capacity is significant and was quite helpful to the whole team during his tenure. Moreover, he also was able to find new tools for our usage based on his industry expertise and overall pulse on design trends.

Digital Communication Design for the UW Athletics Department

Oversee the design process from client concept, to printed product. Currently managing as many as ten to fifteen active accounts at a time with a design team actively managing multiple deadlines at a time

Head of the Marketing and Event Planning for University House Fullerton

Design, production, and print processes.

Developed print materials ranging from logo conception, branding guidelines, to magazine style print manual of how to launch the What Gives Your Life Meaning (WGYLM) Campaign across all CSU Campuses.

Currently the Graphic Designer for the Parks and Recreation Departments of Fullerton, I create and deliver print media to the people of the city of Fullerton to get involved with events and programs going on in the city.

Currently in charge of the film developing process for CSUF's darkroom. Job duties involve creating chemistries, aiding student's development processes, as well as print making, enlarging, and other manual film inquiries.

I took pictures, as well as edited and sold them to guests of both Disneyland Park and California Adventure. Special event photos such as engagements were a main focus of this position.

Working for the Ads Department, I created advertisements from clients who wanted to reach out to the students of CSU Fullerton. Other job requirements were creating media kits, PSAs, and on campus event advertisements.

I was in charge of customer service, cashiers, as well as balancing tills for the center, which triples as a catering service, bowling alley, and full service bar.

I developed the skills and experience of a graphic artist, which allowed me to explore Graphic Design as a career path, and eventually ended up allowing me to be employed as a paid artist.