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As Head of User Experience at Agilesys, I lead the design and development of intuitive, user-facing digital applications. With a focus on enhancing usability and efficiency through streamlining workflows, I create solutions supporting PACE Marketing, Outreach & Enrollment, and Health Plan Operations. My goal is to blend functionality with innovation, delivering seamless user experiences that support organizational growth and digital transformation.

Full stack development on intranet onboarding application form for middle market companies, allowing sales users to intake company information, handle document collection, and provide disclosures. - Develop reusable React.js UI components for scalability in digital application, adhering to WCAG 2.0 web accessibility standards - API integration with AdobeSign - send email to client, collect signatures, automatically upload signed documents to our application- Maintain 100% code coverage through Jest Unit and Cucumber testing- Take a leadership role in Agile methodologies by leading daily stand-ups and sprint retrospectives- Serve as professional mentor to small group of new-grad hiresFull stack development on mission-critical legacy intranet Java application, used for global corporate onboarding in over 20 countries. - Implemented regulatory updates to support Know Your Customer (KYC) reporting- Point-of-contact and elevated production support expert, actively analyzing and resolving incidents across multiple applications to ensure seamless operations and minimal disruption

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Interim project manager, driving the successful launch of a multi-platform initiative across 12 scrum teams during active development and testing phases. - Actively engaged in solutioning to overcome challenges and ensure project milestones were met- Coordinated system integration testing (SIT) - Generated regular status reports and presented to higher leadership

Start-up developer consultant for company focused on hiring, training, accommodations, and support for job-seekers with disabilities - Built website from the ground up, leveraging customized Material UI React framework for cohesive brand look and feel- Created user personas, user experience journeys, wireframes, and InVision mockups

Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix, Arizona Area

As a workshop leader with research project, Engineering in Action, I had the pleasure of introducing engineering and STEM to students in over 60 classrooms in the Gilbert School District ranging from 1st to 6th grade. Prior to going into the schools, I assisted in formulating a script for myself and the other workshop leaders to follow to effectively teach complicated engineering concepts in an easy to understand manner. Alongside the electrical engineering activities completed with the students, we are collecting data on their understanding of the material covered for data analysis to be completed in the spring at the conclusion of the study.

Phoenix, Arizona Area

As an undergraduate teaching assistant, I worked alongside professors to teach course concepts to students inside and outside of the classroom. I was a teaching assistant for 3 different computer science courses -- Principles of Programming Languages, Object-Oriented Programming, and Digital Design Fundamentals. I assisted students with their coding assignments by analyzing logic, promoting good programming practices, and teaching about debugging and testing code on a weekly basis. I create content for in-class exercises and exam review sessions to reinforce concepts taught and to give additional perspectives on thinking about topics ranging from pointers to linked lists, and functional programming as well.In my first teaching assistant role, I aided in Elements of Intercultural Communication by creating a role playing simulation game with my professor as a new way of teaching a variety of theories on cultural dimensions, conflict styles, psychological types, and communication patterns in an hands on manner. This game and the discussions that go along with it are being worked into a paper discussing the power of role-playing games as a performative tool in the teaching of Intercultural Communication to be submitted to the Text & Performance Quarterly.

Tempe, Arizona, United States

Graphic designer for university publication- Created logo for new podcast series, incorporating elements unique to ASU- Designed infographics and static designs to accompany stories posted on the website