• Managed Congressman's House Judiciary Committee portfolio, including intellectual property, surveillance, privacy, technology, criminal law, and immigration issues.

• Assisted with preparation for congressional copyright review hearings, responses to questions forthe record, and review of draft legislation.• Provided advice on issues related to U.S. and foreign implementation of and compliance with treatyobligations.• Contributed research and legal analysis to Copyright Office studies on orphan works and massdigitization, the right of making available, music licensing, section 512, and moral rights.• Assisted in three litigation matters, including Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons (Kirtsaeng II), StarAthletica, LLC v. Varsity Brands, Inc., and a matter involving the Office in federal district court.

• Drafted briefs to the Board of Immigration Appeals on preponderance of the evidence and Immigration and Nationality Act § 204(c) issues for family-based visa petition appeals.

• Conducted comparative research on moral rights and digital sampling in U.S. and Hungarian copyright law.

• Supported monetization efforts for an intellectual property firm engaged in selling, licensing, and litigating patent rights.

• Provided research support for attorneys in the appellate litigation division of the Office of the Attorney General of Texas.

Leader in United States history survey course. Facilitated weekly discussion sections, evaluated papers and examinations, and counseled approximately 50 students each quarter. Recognized with Leah Kirker Memorial Award for Outstanding Teaching by a Graduate Student in History.

Researched and recommended City-wide two-factor authentication solution. Created business requirements documentation and conducted total cost of ownership analysis for City's secure web gateway, including anti-virus, anti-malware, and content filtering products. Synthesized industry and academic research on anti-spam platforms. Wrote position papers on anti-spam research and viable security metrics for City's Bureau of Technology Services.

Produced report benchmarking the performance of Portland's Bureau of Technology Services against comparable departments nationwide. Obtained performance data from budgets, comprehensive annual financial reports, and Remedy logs. Contacted municipal IT department representatives.

Member of a team investigating immunological response to corneal burns in mouse model. Created and processed timelapse films of T-cell migration in mouse eye; characterized cell movement under varying conditions.