As a field organizer with the Montana Democratic Party's Big Sky Victory coordinated campaign, I am responsible for executive management of volunteer relationships and recruitment across the Bozeman area in southwest Montana, USA. In order to secure victory in one of the most closely-watched senatorial, congressional, and gubernatorial races in the United States, I am responsible for mobilizing and training volunteers to independently operate satellite campaign offices across southwestern Montana to increase voter turnout and execute an effective persuasion campaign. In this role, I and the volunteers I coordinated were successful in driving turnout that yielded victories for Bozeman-area State Legislature candidates, by margins as small as 20 votes.In this role, I additionally conducted a temporary assignment to Southeastern Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia Metropolitan Area to do ballot curing, which was successful in yielding a recount for incumbent Senator Bob Casey.

In this role, I lead STEAM and humanities-based activities for children aged 7-14 at private school locations in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as part of Ivy Camps USA's international curriculum-- with a particular emphasis on American-Saudi cultural exchange and college readiness. Through this experience, I built and maintained relationships with campers and their parents in Riyadh, as well as gaining cultural immersion throughout my time working in a large Middle Eastern Capital.

As Co-President of the International Studies Leadership Council, I lead a team of 45 student-leaders in programming for the international studies department at Johns Hopkins University. Responsibilities include overseeing the publishing of the Johns Hopkins Foreign Affairs Review, student professional development, and coordinating speaking engagements with JHU professors, researchers, and international relations practitioners in the United States government and private/nonprofit sectors.

Oversaw all aspects of the curation/solicitation of articles on a broad range of foreign affairs topics from Johns Hopkins University students, international relations practitioners, and students at other institutions around the world. Directly maintained the journal’s website and design of each published edition.

At King's County Supreme Court, Part 84, I served as a judicial intern in the chambers of The Honorable Carolyn Wade. In this position, I participated in the day-to-day operations in one of the busiest courtrooms in the United States of America, in which I prepared motion summaries and conducted legal research on behalf of the judge and court staff.

As part of the AFSCME-Harvard Law School Union Scholars Program, I interned as a union organizer in Northern Nevada. As part of this job, I participated in day-to-day home and worksite visits to educate State of Nevada, University of Nevada, Reno, and Truckee Meadows Community College workers about their rights and helped them join AFSCME Local 4041. My work also consisted of organizing official on-the-job information sessions that required strong planning and public speaking skills, as well as strong self-starting skills as the sole representative of the union present at these events.

I plan events, participate in research, and conduct interviews with regional affiliates in Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast and Central Asia, and the United States towards promoting democratic activism and civic engagement.