I teach trombone lessons through the Prindle School!

Working alongside the late Dr. J.H. Monane, an anthropologist and flamenco scholar, to present an eBook on flamenco singing. Our book can be found on our website, which I have coded from scratch using PHP, HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It features unique historical and anthropological perspectives provided by Dr. Monane, carefully thought-out vocal scores, and helpful reference recordings.This was one of the most fulfilling projects I've had the chance to be a part of. Developing a genuine friendship with Dr. Monane, who lived to be 101 years old, is the highlight of my technical career.

Organizing thousands of architectural renderings within a database and generating marketing leads.

In addition to performing on trombone, I also write music for myself and other ensembles. Over the last four years, through a combination of composing, arranging and transcribing, I have produced hundreds of charts for various musical ensembles throughout New England. I specialize in writing for horns, however the majority of my work also includes instruments such as drums, guitars and keyboards. I am able to listen to any piece of music and write out parts for musicians who can read music. I have transcribed and arranged for funk bands, rock bands, brass quintets, trombone ensembles, jazz combos and big bands. I have had my own compositions played by chamber ensembles, brass quintets, big bands and orchestras across the United States, including at the University of New Hampshire, the University of Massachusetts, Florida Atlantic University and Texas Woman's University.

Using my two degrees in trombone performance, I perform professionally across New England. I am comfortable playing in any style, including jazz, pop, funk, classical and contemporary. I am currently a member of Foreside Funk, Shokazoba, and the Valley Winds. I have also collaborated with the Portsmouth Symphony, the Portsmouth Brass Quintet, the UNH Faculty Brass Quintet, She Funk, SOJOY, the Rockingham Groove, Brass Attack, Beantown Wedding Band, Monadnock Wind Ensemble, Amherst College, Mount Holyoke College, Williams College, Dartmouth College, the University of New Hampshire, the University of Massachusetts, and many other parades, events and situations.

I taught aural skills, trombone techniques, jazz and African American music history in classroom settings. I also offered individual help, graded assignments, and proctored exams.

I graded weekly/bi-weekly assignments submitted by undergraduate students in the IT department. The course was about computer architecture, which includes topics such as: binary numbers, base conversions, hardware components of a computer (buses, memory, CPU, etc.) software components (operating systems, the "Little Man Computer" programming model), basic networking (Client-server model, clouds, grid computing) and went into detail about memory and storage. I emphasized fairness and transparency, all while getting the grading done in a timely and organized manner.

Main duties were setting up and recording concerts. I worked with the rest of the UNH Music Department Fellowship Crew, UNH faculty and guest artists. I was trained on public safety within the Johnson Theater (emergency exits, fire alarms/extinguishers, and other safety protocol), and recording equipment (microphone setup, cables, Marantz recorder device). I made sure that the performances went smoothly and safely, and if there was a problem during the performance I would fix it. I made high-quality recordings of performances and trained new crew members on the equipment.