During the school year I work at a number of games/events for the three high schools in Bellingham. I focus on statistics (basketball stats was what I was originally hired for) and spend plenty of time in and around sports here in Bellingham. I do statistical entry for track and field as well as basketball (currently I am the statistician for Bellingham High School girls basketball) but have also announced games and done stats for a cross country meet.

At Rehab Without Walls I worked in the BMAC (Behavioral Management in Adults and Children) division. My primary function of my job was to keep my client safe from himself and safe around other people while providing him with schoolwork provided by the Para-Educators I work around.

As a production operator at Barlean’s I had a hand in manufacturing the flaxseed, flax flour and some of the fish oils that act as the base for many of Barlean’s emulsion products. The philosophy of the manufacturing floor was the Kaizen model, which preached continuous improvement.My primary projects as an operator included maintenance of different machines as well as accurately assembling and measuring ingredients for Barlean’s finished goods, which (as an example) means creating a 2500 lb. batch of fish/flax oil, which would then be readied for packaging to split into bottles of various sizes.

For the Slam I took live in game statistics as well as provided quarter-by-quarter breakdowns for both teams and the assembled media. I also did in game announcing when the main announcer, Brian Young, had other obligations. Starting in 2011 I was asked to also be in charge of the team's official Twitter account during game day.

My primary function at Fred Meyer was to receive freight from our distribution centers as it arrived at night, sort it into various departments for others to work, and then clean the sales floor as if I did not work during the night. My secondary job operation was to make sure products being sold in the home department are either on the sales floor or accessible to those looking to purchase said product. I also put discrete security tags on most items over $25.

At the Mount Baker Theater I am one of their on-call security guards, mainly for high-profile events and sold-out shows. Depending on where I am assigned I can either be posted backstage to keep lurkers out of the most important parts of the theater or I can be posted at the front of the house to help keep the peace during a performance.

At Applied Digital Imaging, I was the lead production employee for BumperArt, which was pretty sweet. In short, I received my normal amount of orders each day, printed, cut, processed, and shipped each order to various destinations around North America.

At Sunset Car Wash I began my work time there washing and drying cars. As I gained seniority in the company (and demonstrated a positive work ethic) I was promoted to cashier (which involved face-to-face interaction with customers) and, later, manager of the Car Wash (which involved making sure everything ran well).Accolades:Safety Committee coordinatorEmployee of the Month May 2005, September 2006Employee of the Year, 2006