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Portland, Oregon, Us

Portland, Oregon, Us

Department coordinator for the Communications department at Metro, the regional government of the greater Portland metro area. Providing support to an active team of 30 staff and 6 managers. Management of web projects and tools for agency. Acting as the "cheerleader" for the department, to keep things running smoothly while adding a dose of fun to the daily work flow.Job duties and skills:• Project managemento CRM projecto Communications management team• Procurement and purchasing for full departmento Requisitions and purchase orderso P-card support for subscriptions, social media, and incidentalso Computer replacement purchasing and coordination• Contract creation, maintenance, amendments, and closures• Budget tracking and reporting for Communications department• Customer support for department, as well as managing these support mailboxes:o COM invoices inboxo Communications Help inboxo Metro website feedback inbox• Customer support for event kits and materials• Payroll sign-off and Kronos timesheet review• Coordination and ordering of business cards, nameplates, and nametags for full agency• Coordination of PACe annual performance reviews for department• Travel arrangements and support for department• Maintenance and stocking of office supplies• Maintenance of all email groups for department• Scheduling requestso Department director’s calendar maintenance and schedulingo Management team schedulingo Meetings, conferences, and trainings for department and staffo Interview scheduling• Subscription and account maintenance• Network folder and file maintenance for department• Posting of documents for Council sessions via Granicus software• Motor pool reservations

Portland, Oregon, Us

Production coordinator for the Communications department at Metro. Wide range of projects and skills, operating under tight deadlines to get materials for community outreach acquired, distributed, and invoiced as needed.Job duties and skills:• Production coordination• Community outreach• Contractor and vendor relationship management• Event booth design, setup, and staffing• Data archival• Data compilation and analysis• Research and purchasing for outreach materials• Design review and consultation• Memorial artwork dedication and framing• Work orders for contractors and vendors• Purchase orders and invoicing• Long-range work forecasting• Community mailing campaigns for neighborhood collection events• Map review and design input for marketing materials• Motor pool reservations• Delivery of marketing and outreach materials to vendors• Event sponsorships• Facilitating translation of materials into Spanish

Broomfield, Colorado, Us

Principal member of a technology start-up, offering geospatial services for analysis and planning, data creation, consulting, and contracting.Job duties, skills, and software proficiency:• Business development and relationship management• Business intelligence • Salesforce CRM solution for customer management • PR and communications, including press releases• Digital and online marketing• Social media marketing• Design and creation of marketing materials for direct mail campaigns• Design and creation of training materials and video scripts• Design and creation of sales booth for international pizza expo in Las Vegas• Strategy and strategic planning• Statistical analysis and data mining• Data engineering and data warehousing• Software QA and user testing• Extensive, in-depth research to identify target customers within specified metro areas• Research and purchasing of expo-specific marketing materials• Website review and design input• User interface design• Adobe Photoshop Elements for design of marketing and website materials

Eindhoven, North Brabant, Nl

Job duties and skills:• Shapefile creation for drive scope boundaries in a global, 57-country field data collection project. ArcGIS, Google Earth, and proprietary software formats.• Geodatabase creation, maintenance, and distribution for all scope shapefiles of project.• Scope definitions for drive areas of NAVTEQ TRUE™ project. Received priorities from multiple departments and converted their needs into collection scope boundaries.• User Acceptance Testing (UAT) for new proprietary software and toolsets to manage and track this project.• Created and maintained daily tracking schedules for initial 45-vehicle fleet deployed in 4 countries globally (US, UK, France, Germany)• Created and maintained future deployment schedule for expansion plan to 190 vehicles in 57 countries• Team Lead for True Planning Team; supervised team of 4 under my manager.• Custom testing requests for other departments within Nokia, including sun angle analysis (to determine windows of collection time available by country), traffic sign capture analysis, pre-production vehicle testing courses and reporting feedback.• Long-range forecasting for NAVTEQ TRUE™ project to determine when required milestones for project would be achieved (kilometers driven by what date, etc).• Technical documentation input and creation for work instructions, standard operating procedures, and user guides to tools and software for this project.• Assigned as Administrator for multiple custom toolsets deployed to field staff; maintained user accounts, granted access, and performed minor troubleshooting.• Trained in Remedy, JIRA, Clarity, and PeopleSoft for project tracking.

Job duties and skills:• Creative “think tank” for new database products and attribution.• Received customer requests for special projects and custom one-offs for non-standard database products offered by the company.• Prototyped indoor navigation that became the company's Destination Mapping product, initially used for shopping malls and later expanded to other forms of interior navigation products.• Extensive training in ESRI ArcGIS software and introduction to geodatabases.• Comprehensive review of all 156 database mapping attributes to evaluate those that were suitable for automation.• Mechanical Turk (community mapping updates) research and testing.• Pedestrian transit design and prototyping for Discover Cities product, expanding navigation products to non-automotive sectors.• GPS field drive and data collection of 100% of the island of Kauai for the Kauai County GIS Department.

I managed a staff of 10 Geographic Analysts, located in 3 different field offices in the Pacific Northwest (Portland, Seattle, and Boise). When I was first promoted to Area Manager, there was no office in Boise, so I located office space, secured the lease, and hired the staff for this office to get it up and running. My territory of the Pacific Northwest included 5 states: Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Alaska, and Montana. My staff performed all of the database creation and update duties for these states, as well as helping in other areas as needed and required. Our team was tasked with ambitious goals for new map product, and we delivered our high-quality databases (confirmed through subsequent Quality tests) on time and on budget.I was responsible for all staffing decisions in my territory: hiring, termination, rewards, discipline, reviews, and training. I was fortunate to have dedicated staff and a genuine bond with my employees; I respected their work and they were willing to work hard and accurately for me. Discipline problems were addressed appropriately through my managers and our company's HR staff. My team and I were a harmonious and effective work force.I was also the fleet manager for my territory, and was responsible for all maintenance and tracking of 6 company fleet vehicles. I participated in vehicle selection and review teams to identify the best field vehicles to use for our particular needs. My staff and I were regularly chosen to perform UAT on new prototype field equipment prior to larger-scale rollouts, and our recommendations and evaluations were used to help establish standard field equipment.

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I was hired to open the then-new Portland Field Office for Navigation Technologies. The company was based in Sunnyvale, California at the time, and later moved its headquarters to Chicago.My initial title was "Research Analyst," (later changed to Field Analyst, then Geographic Analyst) and my role was to obtain, evaluate, and test source material for the creation of a navigable map database for the greater Portland metro area. I established initial contacts with local, regional, and government agencies in order to acquire the necessary maps, data tables, and Points of Interest (POI) data required to create the company's mapping products. Sources were field-verified using qualitative testing procedures, cataloged and indexed, and shipped to production teams in Sunnyvale for geocoding into the map database. My office was also one of the pilot test groups for training of coding to be completed in the field offices. My co-worker and I were responsible for the initial coding of a significant portion of the Portland database, and once coding was completed by all teams, we were solely responsible for the maintenance and update of this database. The database was updated through fieldwork on paper plots in the early days, and later through using GPS tied into the company's proprietary mapping software. NavTech regularly performed quality testing measures of the Portland database, and our scores were consistently in the top 5% of all its databases globally.Field work and travel factored heavily into my time as an RA/FA/GA, and my research, collection, and coding skills were highly valued by my managers and peers. I was selected from a small group of candidates to work in Lille, France, for a 4-month period in 1998, to assist with a high-priority project to update the quality of the artery network in that country. I relished the opportunity to work in another country, and I bonded well with my colleagues, both professionally and personally.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Geography

Geography And Cartography

Associate Of Arts (Aa), University Transfer Sequence, 3.40 Gpa Cumulative