Technical editing; pattern design; sample creation; interpersonal communications; explanation of technical requirements/specs to both knowledgeable and novice audiences

Nominated to Student Ambassadors Program;Worked as Teaching Assistant to aid Electrical Engineering students as they became familiar with the ways in which Hardware (EE) and Software Engineers must work closely to ensure optimal work. Aided in introducing Electrical Engineering student to software requirements, lifecycle, planning, and Industry Standards.

Online vocational change during Covid Pandemic

Selected from group of hundreds to deal the Feature Table of a WPT $5000 buy-in nationally televised event.Supervisor of the Salon (high-limit Poker Area) for which health and alcohol awareness cards must be attained and ever-current. Responsibilities in this special gaming area included running cheques for both buy-ins and fills (often several at a time); thorough knowledge of all current gaming procedures and rules so as to maintain a high ratio of hands per hour; knowledge of all promotional activity on Venetian site as well as throughout Sands Corp.; exceptional guest service skills; food ordering, retrieving from various on-site restaurants, and service for high-limit players; rating and developing a raptor with a highly-diversified client base; earning both the respect and faith of a dealer pool numbering in the hundreds; thorough knowledge of tournament procedures as well as collecting money for tournament buy-ins and paying out tournament winners (and all associated paperwork)

Initially I worked for this company to network and pick up a few extra shifts at various casinos. I was offered permanent employment at EVERY casino to which I was sent. I worked a special event for the Miller Brewing Co. executives at the BELLAGIO; I not only worked, but also trained many of the girls in the Wicked 21 Pit at SUNSET STATION; I was offered the job of Casino Manager after doing much of the promotional work and Table Games training at the GOLD SPIKE (that position also mandated signing off on all Slot Jackpots that required Cage signatures); while supervising a dice tournament at the LAS VEGAS HILTON, I was approached by both the Tournament Director and Casino Manager...the Director was so impressed by the way I handled an exception (and more importantly, the way I explained it to the guest that left him satisfied with the ruling), that he asked if he could from then on refer all discrepancies to me. I did not accept the permanent position in management there, but was specifically requested and called by the Tournament Director personally to work each tournament then on. I taught Roulette, Black Jack, Poker, and Craps.

***MAINTAINED A LEVEL I MICHIGAN GAMING LICENSE***My responsibilities there were mainly centered on guest service and gaming integrity. I supervised Poker, building-at that time-the largest poker room in the area. I also supervised Dice, Roulette, Black Jack, and Specialty Games. I learned both Craps and Roulette "LIVE" at this location--a highlight in my career of which I am particularly proud! I received several commendations at this establishment.