Work in collaborative writing rooms to produce original romance fiction stories

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➤ Amino Apps is a community based social media platform, serving users with deep fandom interests (Anime, K-Pop, gaming, geek culture, etc)In my time there I...➤ Guided and supported the marketing strategy to better fit the needs of the Anime vertical➤ Organized Amino’s in-person and on-app presence at Anime NYC, New York’s largest anime convention, which resulted in a daily active user increase of 500% in the target audience over the course of the weekend event.➤… Show more ➤ Amino Apps is a community based social media platform, serving users with deep fandom interests (Anime, K-Pop, gaming, geek culture, etc)In my time there I...➤ Guided and supported the marketing strategy to better fit the needs of the Anime vertical➤ Organized Amino’s in-person and on-app presence at Anime NYC, New York’s largest anime convention, which resulted in a daily active user increase of 500% in the target audience over the course of the weekend event.➤ Developed the Anime content module calendar, syncing with marketers throughout the process➤ Curated standout content for on-app modules while providing specific feedback on paid influencer posts to marketing managers ➤ With Content Ops team, devised a content taxonomy comprising 13,000+ tags across 40+ interest verticals so that user generated posts could be organized, interpreted by machine learning, and analyzed for data insights➤ Using those data insights, developed and improved the user on-boarding process, from install to first post viewed, which more than doubled the CCR (content completion rate) of on-boarding materials➤ Worked cross-functionally with Product, Growth, Brand, and Trust & Safety teams to leverage the taxonomy, accurately surfacing content to Amino users that reflected their interests by tagging posts➤ Reviewed 100+ user generated/paid-contractor short form video posts per day, conducting quality control in a multi-level, queue based system➤ Operationalized video tagging best practices, taking into account technical specs, trust & safety needs, and brand voice➤ Acted as Hiring Lead for Content Ops Manager and Associate positions, developing interview strategy and overseeing interview process➤ Conducted dozens of in-person and phone interviews for Office Manager and Trust & Safety roles➤ Throughout tenure, took on additional responsibilities as needed, such as copy writing, building on-app community engagement, prospecting marketing leads, and conducting market research Show less

As a CCRB Investigator I investigate allegations of police misconduct in New York City, focusing on complaints of excessive force, abuses of authority, and discourteous and offensive language. In my role, I conduct in depth investigations, synthesizing civilian, police, witness, and audio/video testimony. At the conclusion of my investigations, I write a report to be reviewed by our board, recommending that the allegations against the officers be exonerated, substantiated, unfounded, or, if… Show more As a CCRB Investigator I investigate allegations of police misconduct in New York City, focusing on complaints of excessive force, abuses of authority, and discourteous and offensive language. In my role, I conduct in depth investigations, synthesizing civilian, police, witness, and audio/video testimony. At the conclusion of my investigations, I write a report to be reviewed by our board, recommending that the allegations against the officers be exonerated, substantiated, unfounded, or, if there is a lack of evidence, unsubstantiated. Each full investigation requires interviewing complainants, victims, and police officers, and to date I have conducted or helped conduct 200+ officer interviews and 200+ civilian interviews. Additionally, I recommend complaints for mediation, a voluntary process through which individuals resolve their complaints against police officers in person, through face to face conversations with officers in the presence of a trained mediator. Sending cases to mediation is contingent on victims or complainants accepting the program, and from December 2016 through 2017 I was one of the top 10 investigators at having complainants accept mediation (out of close to 100 investigators). Apart from conducting interviews and writing reports, daily responsibilities include subpoenaing video footage and other relevant documents (such as medical records), making contact attempts to complainants or victims, using public records databases (such as LexisNexis) or police databases (such as BADS) to find complainants/victims or potential witnesses, and ordering and reviewing police documents (such as roll calls, tactical plans, threat/resistance/injury worksheets, memo books, command logs, etc.). Show less

Once more with feeling. As an Investigator Level II, I had the same responsibilities as a Level I investigator, but assigned more complex cases. In my tenure, I conducted investigations into allegations of strip-searches, warrant executions, excessive force, and vehicle stops and searches, among other types of misconduct.

As a co-director of the program (I worked directly with two others), I was responsible for recruiting CITs before the summer, while preparing for their summer by writing and enacting leadership training and educational content for their benefit. As a director I was responsible for transitioning the CIT's into formal camp counselor positions.

Camp Counselor for campers from ages 11 to 15 during the seven week summer(s). Responsibilities included planning and implementing educational programs, outdoor activities, as well as maintaining camper safety and emotional well-being.