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Camarillo, California, United States

➥Provided consulting services for the Student Academic Success and Equity Initiatives (SASEI) department by providing support in student equity analytics to increase and improve data access and analytics within the Division of Academic Affairs. Also contributed to data warehouse, SQL query, and Tableau training for new student assistants.

Camarillo, California, United States

➥Used Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and Tableau Workbooks to pull data from a database and used the data to present it in a meaningful way in the form of interactive dashboards. Performance Highlights:• Created dashboards to help report data for grants.• Optimized queries for faster retrieval and standardized ways to write SQL for future users.• Wrote manual and documentation for the student position.

Oxnard, Ca

➥Collaborated with others in an interdisciplinary setting to develop, test, and improve new products for launch. Constantly having to resolve issues presented by management to the team in order to stream-line the production of goods. Worked together with other bench chemist, in a lab setting, to produce new procedures for cosmetic products.

Ramona Elementary, Oxnard Ca 93030

➥As a staff member of the City of Oxnard's Migrant Program,I provided teaching assistance during Saturday school. I assisted teachers in designing lecture plans and participated in learning activities with children from K - 7 grade.

Oxnard, Ca 93030

➥I was presented with this opportunity by my Networking professor; which I was glad to take since it was my first I.T internship! My whole time here was a very rewarding experience and learned much more about the opportunities that the I.T field had to offer.➥As an I.T intern, I served the front desk, repaired police equipment (Toughpads), installed operating systems on new computers, deployed said computers, and maintained VoIP (Voice Over IP) phones at different locations through out the city.

George Mason Univeristy, Fairfax, Virginia

➥This opportunity was made possible through the University of California, Santa Barbara - Smithsonian Scholar Program. This program is aimed towards STEM majors interested in the field of wild life conservation. As short as it was, this was one of the most life changing experiences for me, because I was given the change to travel across the country and receive behind the scenes tours\lectures at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C.➥Stayed in George Mason University where we were given lectures, presentations, and conducted lab experiments regarding the conservation of wildlife. In our case we studied local amphibian populations affected by deadly fungi.