As an Attorney in Stellantis North America Public Affairs Department, I instituted government ethics and compliance procedures, trainings, and frameworks, reducing corporate risk. I managed lobbying registration and compliance at federal, state, and local levels. I drafted incentive agreements with state and local entities to ensure governmental funding and reduced tax exposure. • Consolidated ethics procedures and enhanced government ethics, FCPA, and non-profit compliance framework to reduce risks and ensure adherence to laws and regulations. Established robust system to identify, analyze, investigate, and resolve potential non-compliance issues. • Monitored, reviewed, analyzed, and documented compliance activities to identify trends, determine root cause, mitigate risk, and utilized analysis to improve corporate programs. • Developed and tailored training to reduce noncompliance risk with respect to various complex election, lobbying, and gift laws. Reduced risks through compliance program implementation and education of company officers and employees. • Oversaw federal, state, and local lobbying registration, reporting, and compliance. Advised senior management on domestic corporate political activities, including legislation, ethics, and campaign finance laws. • Drafted incentives agreements with federal, state, and local entities, reducing corporate taxes and increasing government funding.

As the Board Secretary and in-house counsel for the Stellantis Foundation, I led the legal and governance aspects of the Stellantis Foundation, supporting policy development and compliance monitoring.• Spearheaded a committee to analyze legal and tax implications for a multi-million-dollar worldwide corporate philanthropy campaign.• Collaborated with corporate and foundation teams to transition philanthropic vision to a multi-national scale.

As Counsel at the Office of Commissioner Matthew S. Petersen, I provided legal analyses, advised on FEC policy, and researched new rulings to support the Commissioner's decision-making process.• Provided synthesized legal and policy advice to inform Commissioner’s decisions on administering and enforcing the Federal Election Campaign Act. • Evaluated judicial rulings for potential effects on Commission enforcement and regulations, highlighting implications on existing precedent. • Analyzed administrative proposals, offering recommendations to shape FEC policy and simplify complex legal issues for the Commissioner's consideration.

In my role as an Attorney at Wiley Rein LLP, I provided comprehensive counsel on campaign finance, pay-to-play, lobbying, and government ethics compliance to clients. • Provided extensive legal guidance on campaign finance, pay-to-play, lobbying, and government ethics compliance to corporate, association, and political clients. Encouraged the adoption of corporate compliance programs that monitored client activity to ensure compliance with ever-changing regulatory requirements. Analyzed and interpreted local, state, and federal campaign finance law, pay-to-play law, government ethics and gift law, and lobbying law for clients. • Advocated for clients before Federal Election Commission, legislative committees, administrative agencies, and courts. • Offered counsel on bid protests and government contracting claims, achieving favorable outcomes before the Government Accountability Office and Court of Federal Claims.

In my role as a Computer Scientist at Naval Surface Warfare Center, I built software for system-level integration with TOMAHAWK missile, resulting in improved performance efficiency and reduced development time. I refined programs to optimize system performance and tested and debugged software programs to ensure logical integrity. I also served as the spokesperson for the group, presenting our software and improvements to Program and Naval personnel.