While working with ASG, I took on the role, and responsibilities as a social media specialist. Here, I've been able to showcase my abilities in various ways. I've written technical blog posts for the company’s website on an array of topics stemming from values, employees, all the way to medical engineering innovation. This role allowed me to analyze the company's social analytics, and schedule posts for the various social platforms via Hootsuite as well. Other responsibilities I've had include: Working, and making templates within Canva, planning out social content and blogs within a content calendar, attending weekly team meetings to update co-workers on social posts that were to come, gathering and presenting analytics to the team and explaining what trends are doing good for the company and what trends aren't and much more.A huge project that I enjoyed doing was revising of the company’s original social media strategy. This revised social media strategy will prove highly beneficial for ASG. It’ll enhance brand visibility, engagement and reach, ultimately driving more traffic to the company's website and social channels. The integration of multimedia content and a well-organized posting schedule ensures that our social media channels remain vibrant and engaging.

While working for Stellantis throughout the summer as an internship, I held the role as a production supervisor where I conducted a team of more than 30, ensuring that they were making good, quality parts in our department before moving them onto the stage, and phase of their lifetime. Throughout the course of the internship, I used various programs to monitor employees clock in sheets, keep count of how many parts were on the floor, where parts were going, how many people coming in, or calling off, and overall ensuring that my team was taken care of and stayed occupied with work in a high volume production factory setting.

While working with Ventec, I got very familiar with uploading the company’s testing software onto the ventilators that were built, and then going on to test them to look for any problems that the vent may have had. Once the test was complete, I would then apply covid settings onto the ventilator so that patients could receive the best ventilation therapy that they needed!