I took on a part-time position at EILEEN FISHER simultaneous to becoming an elder adult caregiver. This was an intentional step into a long-admired brand that sharpened my understanding of retail, circular apparel strategy, and sales. At EF, I gained empathy for both customers and retail operations as well as a thorough understanding of the brand’s wardrobing system and strategy, learning how simple shapes and colors form the foundation of capsule collections. Moreover, I had the opportunity to… Show more I took on a part-time position at EILEEN FISHER simultaneous to becoming an elder adult caregiver. This was an intentional step into a long-admired brand that sharpened my understanding of retail, circular apparel strategy, and sales. At EF, I gained empathy for both customers and retail operations as well as a thorough understanding of the brand’s wardrobing system and strategy, learning how simple shapes and colors form the foundation of capsule collections. Moreover, I had the opportunity to plan, style, and present two seasonal events, and collaborate with the RENEW team to inspire and educate customers on the brand’s circular approach. This experience cemented my passion for sustainability and styling while equipping me with practical knowledge of how to execute a large vision while upholding simplicity and stewardship, all preparing me for future roles in product line management and apparel design. Show less

I joined Northwest Folklife to lead special programs for the 2024 NWFL Festival, focusing on ‘Threads of the People,’ a celebration of contemporary fashion artists and cultural dress in the PNW. Over three months, I curated and coordinated fashion shows and dance performances in Seattle Center’s Exhibition Hall. During the festival, I managed event logistics, resolved on-site challenges, oversaw load-ins and load-outs, and hosted two evening fashion shows. This large-scale event sharpened my… Show more I joined Northwest Folklife to lead special programs for the 2024 NWFL Festival, focusing on ‘Threads of the People,’ a celebration of contemporary fashion artists and cultural dress in the PNW. Over three months, I curated and coordinated fashion shows and dance performances in Seattle Center’s Exhibition Hall. During the festival, I managed event logistics, resolved on-site challenges, oversaw load-ins and load-outs, and hosted two evening fashion shows. This large-scale event sharpened my communication, event design, and action-oriented problem-solving skills while deepening my passion for sustainability, fashion, and community building. It also gave me valuable insights into Seattle’s creative economy and the challenges faced by organizations and artists—an increasingly intriguing problem space that intersects with other issues impacting Seattle’s communities. Show less

As a Product Manager at World Vision, it was my role to facilitate UI/UX, content design, copywriters, developers, and program managers through the product design process in order to build digital experiences for our donors and partners. In creating containment for the present ambiguity, it was crucial that I balanced the needs of our users, leaders, and broader social, political, economic and technical realities. Practically, this meant conducting marketing research, communicating with… Show more As a Product Manager at World Vision, it was my role to facilitate UI/UX, content design, copywriters, developers, and program managers through the product design process in order to build digital experiences for our donors and partners. In creating containment for the present ambiguity, it was crucial that I balanced the needs of our users, leaders, and broader social, political, economic and technical realities. Practically, this meant conducting marketing research, communicating with stakeholders, preparing digital white boards to walk the team through design thinking activities, writing user and job stories, and overseeing the executing and delivery of the “final” product. Show less

As a designer at Barn2Door I was responsible for managing farmer's digital presence and brand. This included building websites using Squarespace and UX best practices, creating digital assets for farmers to use across their social medias, and presenting this work to farmers. My work gave farmers clear, connected branding on every platform which, with SEO, increased traffic to their websites and drove sales.

&papaya is a sustainable fashion line that creates hand stitched pieces entirely from material that would have been thrown away, also known as deadstock material. But we believe our material is the opposite of dead - it’s ripe for new stories!

Maintain and update office database, complete office tasks, and manage other student temp employees in Stanford Psychology's Human Resources Department.

Design and engineering intern working with the design team to build new custom displays.

Redesigning the website and promotions for Stanford's hackathon club, TreeHacks, by creating new designs and graphics with Adobe Illustrator and collaborating via Figma to create final layouts.

Explored how Convers(ate) can expand into the education space by hosting a gathering, creating a walk-through video, and researching ways for their product to impact education.

Supervised high schoolers at Stanford for summer programs, and organized and chaperoned program events and field trips.

Worked in the Rapid Re-Housing sector helping to get housing for the homeless community in the area. Shadowed social workers during office meetings and home visits, researched housing laws and regulations, searched for available housing, and completed office tasks such as filing, scanning and copying.