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Austin, Texas, Us

Miami, Fl, Us

During my time as a Land Development Manager with Lennar's San Antonio Division, I managed the Division's land development projects, on the Southside of San Antonio, and as far South as Pleasanton and Jourdanton, Texas.

Austin, Texas, Us

In the midst of the economic recovery, I became a “temp,” with the City of Austin's Right of Way Management Division. During my time with the City, I was a Permit and Licensing Review Analyst. As an analyst, I processed permits and licensing applications of contractors who operate within the City Right-Of-Way (ROW). This experience was extremely beneficial, because it provided me with insight on how public roads and infrastructure are managed, after they are transferred over from developers. Development teams transfer maintenance and management of public right of ways to municipalities through the process of City Acceptance and by releasing public maintenance bonds. I will also like to go out of my way to emphasize that the Right of Way Management Division was one of the most knowledgeable and capable teams that I have ever been a part of. Through this experience, I grew an immense amount of respect for my managers, and for the public side of the development process. As I was preparing to apply for a permanent position with the City, I was offered the position of Land Development Manager, with Lennar's San Antonio Division.

Atlanta, Georgia, Us

At the start of my land development career, I was the Assistant Land Project Manager of Pulte Group's San Antonio Division. As the Assistant Land PM, I helped track and manage over 47 land development units and phases. In doing so, I learned to maintain effective communication with the various professionals and vendors that contribute to the overall subdivision process; to include, civil engineers, geotechnical firms, sitework contractors, HOA managers, SWPPP inspectors/contractors, landscapers, etc.Regular administrative tasks included organizing plats, plans, lot-fits, soil reports, and various community documents. Under the general guidance of the Contract Coordinator, I assisted with the processing of work orders, change orders, proposals, invoices, and professional service agreements. Before the wave of economic uncertainty of 2020, I was the Land team's field representative and drove roughly 6 communities, a week. Each community was built, or developed, into multiple phases of 38 to 125 residential lots, at a time.

College Station, Tx, Us

The Public Policy Research Institute (PPRI) is a leading interdisciplinary government and social policy research organization. PPRI’s research lab collects primary employer and research participant data, for studies that are primarily funded by the State of Texas. Aggregate data and findings are regularly presented to the Texas State Legislature, and to the varying state departments. PPRI-conducted studies and surveys are utilized to measure participant satisfaction, state compliance with federal regulations, community emergency preparedness, and to determine the necessary planning for disaster prevention, mitigation, and recovery. As an assistant supervisor, I assisted the Project Coordinator and Research Program Associates with managing aggregate data, employee scheduling and management, quality control, etc. Studies that I assisted with corresponded with the following programs and departments:• Texas Department of Insurance, • Texas Department of Transportation• Texas Department of Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)• Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (DADS) • Texas Department of State Health Services, • Texas Sea Grant College Program,• Brazos County Health Department,• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and• Google (fintech research)PPRI Has also conducted numerous studies in response to Hurricane Harvey. Research data has also been used by the State to prepare for future policing and regulatory procedures, in anticipation of major legislative reforms that are currently sweeping other parts of the country.

My work experience began the first day I was legally allowed to work. As a part-time laborer, I regularly washed, hand-waxed, buffed, and/or polished 2-8 RVs, a day, since I was a middle school student. At the age of 16, I saved enough money to purchase my own truck, which enabled me to assist with the coordination and transportation of 2-3 work crews. These crews mobilized between job sites throughout the Greater San Antonio Area, and all workers were 6-12 years older than myself.After enrolling, very early, in college courses, my time became constrained. So, I started my own business, which allowed me to work my own hours. As an independent contractor, I conducted mass marketing and contract negotiating with local business owners, regional managers, and individual store managers. When I relocated, to attend Texas A&M University - College Station, my brother, who I initially worked for, adopted the company name that I was using. Since then, I have been allowed to work, for him, during holidays, weekends, and summer times. In 2018, my work included the following final efforts: • Proposing a pathway, to relieve ownership liability, by transitioning the company back, from a sole proprietorship, to an LLC;• Creating a web-based application that could be used by workers to quickly provide price quotes and log specific work requests, while operating in the field;• Providing a means of generating and storing a database of invoices, quarterly taxes, and jobs completed, so that they may be seamlessly accessed and updated by ownership, in the field;• Creating a web-based worker availability submission system and work log tracker; • Developing a web-based inventory valuation system; and • Ultimately, increasing efficiency in accounting; financing, budgeting, and scheduling, with the general intent of maximizing overall efficiency and profitability.

College Station, Texas, Us

While working through my final semester of graduate school, I was in need of a second job, and I wanted to gain some level of experience in real estate sales. Therefore, I joined Rokrbox as a temporary part-time student worker. Rokrbox is a rapidly growing company that improves the online home shopping experience by connecting serious home buyers and sellers with the top residential real estate teams across the United States and Canada. Rokrbox provides a comprehensive prospecting and lead conversion system that attracts traffic to online markets, captures leads, and nurtures prospects, before transferring them to their respective agents and lenders. Rokrbox generates "hot" leads that are ready to purchase a home within the next 3 months. By the end of the Rockrbox process, leads simply need to be connected with an agent to make their dream, or investment, home a reality. My time at Rockrbox was limited, because I was promoted to assistant supervisor at my primary job, while I was also preparing for my final defense and capstone project for my master's program.

The Woodlands, Tx, Us

As a part of my curriculum for the Master of Land & Property Development Program at Texas A&M University, I interned for a young mixed-use real estate firm in The Woodlands, Texas. During my time at Halberdier, I was exposed to the investment, brokerage, management, and development aspects of mixed-use real estate. My work was focused in the following areas:• Joint venturing,• Redevelopment,• Design and build consulting,• Ground up development, and • Market analysis.As a development intern, I conducted market research for storage space, created CAD drawings, identified land-owners within the Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land Metropolitan Statistical Area, and helped organize and interpret legal documents. Particular investors were interested in developing storage space, and so, I collected raw data that allowed the firm and I to determine regional supply, demand, and absorption rates. A considerable amount of time was also geared towards drafting floor and site plans for 3 mixed-use projects, based-off of raw measurements, space demand, and potential site layouts. To help the firm initiate communication property owners, I utilized county CAD systems and CorporateWiki, to track and identify general partners, and ultimate decision makers, of land-owning companies and corporations throughout the Greater Houston Area. In a collected effort with other interns, I also helped organize and interpret partnership agreements, purchase and sale agreements, options contracts, and any additional legal documents that were project-specific.

During my first winter break of graduate school, I quickly learned and worked every part of the production line at Drink Daily Greens. Because of this job, I was able to fund my living expenses for the upcoming semester.

Irvine, Ca, Us

As a temporary summer worker, I helped paint two to four single-family residential homes, a week. This summer job was strictly tailored towards college students. My coworkers and I quickly, and effectively, learned a new skill that supplemented our summer living and educational expenses. In addition, my coworkers and I assisted with the marketing efforts that helped generate a steady stream of contracts throughout the Bryan - College Station Area.

Master Of Land And Property Development, Land & Property Development

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Urban And Regional Planning

Urban & Regional Planning

Non-Degree Program, Architectural Computer - Aided Drafting & Design