I began working for Breslin & Breslin, P.A. during my 1L summer. In this position I took on a variety of roles to meet the changing needs of the office. Primarily, I wrote trial briefs and motions for our clients throughout a variety of legal fields. These fields include, but are not limited to; criminal defense; business disputes (contracts, fraud); personal injury (liability, worker's compensation, automotive collision); as well as family and probate matters. I also had the responsibility of handling client interviews, scheduling office meetings, and corresponding with counsel (including discovery and notices of motion). In this role I worked alongside several learned attorneys whose careers traversed multiple fields of law. The day-to-day shifting demands of the role have helped me become proficient through diverse legal field work, ensuring my wide-reaching competence and adaptability in delivering effective counsel on behalf of the firm. I currently maintain this role.

Working for the Office of Bart Klein I developed my legal research, writing, and persuasion skills. I had numerous responsibilities which have prepared me for work in the legal field. I performed statutory research on federal bankruptcy codes and state legislation, prepared filings such as proofs of claim, and expanded a digital library of pleadings and motions for all of the office's clients. This role gave me insight into the step-by-step process of civil litigation and the requirements of filing various legal documents. I also provided the office with IT services, and wrote memoranda to the attorney and secretary detailing how to access functions in various software or programs that the office depended on. I worked at this office until I started law school.

I began working for the Law Office of Greg Riley during undergraduate education to gain an insight into the legal profession before I began my legal education. For this office, I performed legal research, prepared motions, and wrote memoranda detailing the offices' management of files. Further, I managed a digital library of the attorney's cases and converted physical files into a digital format to streamline the office's filing system. I also managed correspondence between the office and clients, oversaw the scheduling of meetings with the attorney, and wrote letters to adversaries. I worked at this office until I started law school.

At the onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic I was ardent to join the workforce to do my part to make sure that essential businesses could remain open. In March of 2020, I began work with the Front End Department of Costco Wholesale. This role gave me the opportunity to learn valuable logistic and organizational skills through handling transactions, managing foot-traffic inside the warehouse, and streamlining the checkout process. I maintained this role for the duration of my undergraduate education.

As a member of the Seton Hall Chapter of Consult Your Community I provided pro-bono consulting services to local small businesses and Seton Hall alumni upstart businesses. Working alongside a team of market research analysts I created reports and presentations to the business owners regarding marketing strategies, social media outreach, and geographic markets.

As a Resident Assistant at Seton Hall University, I resolved students' concerns by connecting them with the resources available to them through the University and generated student involvement on campus by organizing social and educational events. My role gave me the chance to help incoming students adjust to life at a university; I collaborated with my fellow Resident Assistants to create a residential curriculum for students to teach them important life skills such as budgeting and career planning. Further, I served as a mediator to foster diplomacy and resolve disputes between students.