• The Federal Geographic Data Committee is a United States government committee that promotes the coordinated development, use, sharing, and dissemination of geospatial data on a national basis. I was selected amongst a cohort of 65 interns to serve as a project manager supporting the community’s disaster resilience efforts by working with the FGDC and its global partners. • As program manager, I oversaw a Fire Science team of 34 interns and developed a framework to bring together partners and mobilize data, technical infrastructure, and modeling capacities to develop innovative products and services that responded to the Open Geospatial Consortium’s 2023 Disaster Pilot Initiative. • As a result, under my leadership, we secured partnerships with 14 organizations including Fortune 100 companies, federal states, NGOs in order to work together at the national, subnational, and international levels to improve community resilience in the face of unprecedented wildfire, drought, and extreme weather brought on by climate change. • I was chosen to support the administration of GeoPathways groups in the AmeriGEO ArcGIS online environment a capacity development resource to support geospatial analytics. My duties included supporting group management, and access controls and managing the group’s Esri enterprise licensing of ArcGIS products to a user base of 250+ interns and federal employees. This led to me being trusted with a My Esri Administrator account to manage licensing permissions for the global entity Group on Earth Observations, which AmeriGEO is a small part of. • I lobbied and received from Esri additional licenses worth over $100,000 for my Fire Science team to continue work on the OGC Disaster Pilot. I communicated frequently thru meetings and emails with high-level Esri executives to troubleshoot licensing problems that occurred for the AmeriGEO user base.

• Support the USGS's Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) and the United States Department of Interior (DOI) by using the newest ArcGIS software and Python to gather data from public and private APIs to help map locations of interest. •. My duties required me to utilize National, Federal, Subnational and international systems to communicate and collaborate with partners, to support and develop data collection tools and applications, and to access a variety of data products and services to support local-to-global partners.• Co-develop case studies, demonstrations, and communication strategies to advance the use of geospatial data for decision-making and the use of open science.• I was selected amongst a cohort of 65 interns to support the administration of the GeoScience Academy, a global capacity development resource built on the MoodleCloud open-source platform. My duties included supporting user provisioning, role management, access controls , and other administration duties.• Selected amongst a cohort of 65 interns to support the administration of GeoPathways groups in the AmeriGEO ArcGIS online environment a capacity development resource to support geospatial analytics. My duties included supporting group management, access controls, and other administration duties. • Developed presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint to communicate to a broad audience of internal and external constituents, practitioners, and colleagues organizational information, goals, objectives and activities.• Reviewing and investigating a variety of topical and thematic information products to conduct analysis, develop reports and presentations to inform partners and other stakeholders.

• Maintaining a 5 out of 5-star driver rating with a total of 550+ passengers driven to their destination• Drive tourists through the Palm Springs area, communicating with a diverse range of customers• Great communication during an average of 5-8 weekly rides to ensure customer satisfaction & 5-star ratings

• Maintaining a 5 out of 5-star driver rating with a total of 1,750 passengers driven to their destination.• Drive tourists through the Palm Springs area, communicating with a diverse range of customers.• Great communication during 40+ weekly rides to ensure customer satisfaction & 5-star ratings.

• SLEKE. is a mobile phone/telecommunications startup company whose target audience wants an efficient, modern, and capable phone that saves them time and reduces distractions. The phone aims to be somewhere between the dumbphone and a smartphone. SLEKE. Phone features an online LLM-capable answer engine, an all-in-one messaging app, a private/secure OS, separate work/personal profiles, and is carrier agnostic. • Using Google Firebase to maintain databases for the SLEKE APKs. App Store and bug reports/feature requests from mobile users.• Setting up a CI/CD environment to establish seamless software updating• Using JIRA to organize mobile phone development into sprints and tasks to prepare for BETA and ALPHA user testing.• Helping build the foundations of an engineering and development team, while communicating the issues of building out the SLEKE. mobile phone software to the CEO and COO.

• Earned two Top Monthly Sales awards by demonstrating excellent customer service when addressing client questions and concerns; programmed client’s flight controllers and repaired drone damage.

• Completed 120+ manufacturing reports and equipped 50+ planes by inspecting primary landing gear assembly of Boeing 787s and recording measurements to confirm part specifications. • Wrote 25 First Article Inspection (FAI) reports when switching major part components during production runs, including fulfilling key reports required for Boeing 787 landing gear parts.• Extended critical contracts for the company by presenting FAI reports to international purchasing executives at Boeing, Mitsubishi, ShinMaywa, and Al-Nippon, providing clarification on report elements.• Streamlined routine client audit process by restructuring and maintaining a database with FAI and non-conformance reports containing data on all first articles and scrapped parts.• Reduced machine delays and stoppages by inspecting critical equipment parts using Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) to resolve major machinist errors.

- Sold an average of $15,000-$25,000 of flooring materials to contractors and interior designers per month.- Second in charge of the Stone Flooring section, allowing me to teach a course every Sunday to DIY customers on how to lay tile and stone flooring.- Awarded #1 in Flooring Sales twice and #1 Stone Flooring Sales 5+ times. Gained customers' confidence as an individual who could be trusted and depended upon when calculating the amount of flooring needed for customers.- Used a seated pallet forklift to load and unload pallets of flooring materials from semi-trucks and used lifts to stock the Stone Flooring section to capacity. Also, would organize pallets to maximize space using the forklift in the warehouse to help workers within this department.