Attorney with the Office of the Chief Counsel for Trade Enforcement & Compliance at the United States Department of Commerce - Advise DOC officials on administrative law, judicial precedent, agency regulations and practice, and customs liquidation issues in antidumping and countervailing duty investigations, reviews, scope requests, anti-circumvention reviews, and other administrative proceedings to ensure compliance with domestic law and consistency with international agreements - Draft motions, briefs, and other written submissions in cases before the U.S. Court of International Trade, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and the WTO Dispute Settlement Body

Attorney with the Office of the Chief Counsel for Trade Enforcement & Compliance at the United States Department of Commerce- Advise DOC officials on administrative law, judicial precedent, agency regulations and practice, and customs liquidation issues in antidumping and countervailing duty investigations, reviews, scope requests, anti-circumvention reviews, and other administrative proceedings to ensure compliance with domestic law and consistency with international agreements- Draft motions, briefs, and other written submissions in cases before the U.S. Court of International Trade, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and the WTO Dispute Settlement Body

Conducted legal research and prepared draft opinions to assist Judge Musgrave in his work on trade and customs cases before the Court.

Conducted due diligence research and analysis on corporate governance standards in emerging and European markets, including Western Europe, Mexico and South America. Assisted the Corporate Governance Group, fund analysts, and portfolio managers in making voting decisions for shares held by various Fidelity mutual funds and institutional client portfolios based on company practice and communications. Engaged with company representatives including board members and executives to determine company positions.

Managed student representatives for on-campus marketing efforts. Coordinated with regional education director to maximize market share and keep reps informed of latests products and promotions. Coordinated and managed weekly tabling events.

Represented community entrepreneurs as student attorney. Facilitated share buyback, partnership restructuring for corporate client. Advised client on corporate restructuring. Advised nonprofit group on worker's rights and employee v. independent contractor differences in Massachusetts.

Team leader and competitor in international law moot court competition. Top-ranking oralist from Northeastern, placed in top 40 oralists overall at regional competition. 8th place overall memorials at regional competition.

Due diligence, legal research and writing, and drafting and review assignments concentrated in corporate, real estate, private clients, and syndication practices. Among others: affordable housing document review and drafting, assistance with representation before several state agency boards, corporate governance, contract drafting, assistance with pro bono representation in pre-litigation matters, partnership document drafting.

Traditional judicial clerkship duties including: conducting legal research, preparing bench memos, proofreading orders and opinions, verifying citations, counsel communication regarding case management and procedural requirements, and assisting with courtroom proceedings.

Teaching Assistant to Prof. David Phillips for 1L Contracts class. Held multiple review sessions and twice-weekly office hours.

Teaching Assistant to Prof. Aziza Ahmed for 1L Property class. Held multiple review sessions and twice-weekly office hours.

Competitor in 2014 Jessup Moot Court Competition. Top-ranking oralist from Northeastern. Team placed 17th overall at Regional Competition.

Analyzed and annotated publicly available African land deal contracts for use in online database; worked with Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe attorneysProduced work product for Vale Columbia Center for Sustainable International Investment.

Legal Intern for General Counsel and Deputy General Counsel at ANF. Researched and drafted legal memoranda on various subjects including: constitutional law, tax and fiscal policy, regulatory policy, FOIA, and land useReviewed policy proposals including investment strategies and pay-for-success contractsAttended relevant meetings including legislative sessions.

Research Assistant to Prof. Aziza Ahmed for an article regarding the use of medical diagnoses in filings before CEDAW and other UN bodies.

Worked in rural West Africa as a Secondary Education Volunteer with the United States Peace Corps. Taught over 200 high school students basic computer literacy. Engaged community members by teaching computer literacy basics and strengthening English speaking skills. Worked with 20+ teachers and administrators to hone their computer literacy skills and complete specific projects involving MSPowerPoint and MSExcel, among other software programs. Ran a secondary project aiming to increase student engagement in community-focused volunteering activities such as school grounds cleanup and mural design work. Other activities included promoting community health, facilitating English classes and clubs, and high school English and math tutoring.All work carried out in French.

Managed the anthropologie.com website products pages as part of a three-person team, using proprietary database management system to primarily manage the housewares portion of the site. Collaborated with the creative and merchandising teams daily on web-based projects. Completed a six-month-long project that streamlined information sharing between the inventory and buying teams.

Managed the front desk/reception area. Other projects included: planned quarterly company-wide dinners, created hotel/neighborhood information books for employees, maintained employee rosters and directories, occasional filing and other typical intern duties. Worked full-time during summer and winter breaks from undergraduate studies.