Assist the Felony Division Assistant Public Defenders with document review, eDiscovery, case law research, trial preparation, and daily administrative tasks, such as the issuing of subpoenas.

Paralegal – Public Trust and Police Integrity Unit 07/2017 – 11/2021Developed and maintained a database of select Baltimore Police Department (BPD) officers’ Internal Affairs files which were deemed disclosable to defense counsel in the Discovery phase of ongoing trials.Reviewed documents & electronic files received from BPD. Assisted the assigned Assistant State’s Attorney (ASA) in determining how to respond to Motions and other strategies based upon PTPIU’s protocol, knowledge base, and legal analysis based upon specific facts of each case.Law Clerk – Evidence Review Unit - 08/2016 to 7/2017 Reviewed and analyzed Body Worn Camera (BWC) footage received from BPD via Evidence.com of arrests in preparation for eDiscovery review.

State-Wide One-Stop Operations - 07/2012 to Present• Assist the Director of State-Wide One-Stop Operations in the daily management of the One-Stop Operations Team.• Develop strategies, policies, and partnerships with One-Stop Operations Team members that will best lead the Division to the accomplishment of its goals.• Maintain relationships with Governor’s office, DLLR Division Directors, and local Government staff to coordinate best practices and policies that will implement the Division’s workforce development policy priorities.• Write and edit policy guides and reports on workforce development policy priorities: the State of Maryland’s 5-Year Integrated Workforce Plan, Veteran’s Priority of Service, Work Opportunities Tax Credits, and the Expanding Business Engagement Initiative.• Write Workforce Investment Field Instructions memos, analyzing and distilling critical information from the Federal Department of Labor Training and Employment Guidance Letters, that are distributed across the state to local Workforce Development officers and One-Stop Center Directors.• Analyze and edit Memoranda of Understanding with local County governments and One-Stop Center partners.New Americans Navigator - 04/2007-07/2012• Assisted Assistant Secretary of DWDAL in developing and implementing LEP policies and workforce development programs to benefit the state’s New American population.• Represented the Dept. to government entities, partner organizations, policy makers, elected officials, and others, in order to distribute information about the state’s new American populations to policy makers.• Identified New American populations, determined their specific needs, and developed long and short term plans affecting the growth and employment of New Americans.• Assisted in the development and codification of DLLR's Limited English Proficiency department standards, policies, and practices.• Answered constituent letters to the Governor that fell under the purview of DWDAL.

• Maintained relationships with Hispanic community organizations and members, business groups and elected officials; relayed those concerns to Cabinet members, Baltimore City elected officials, and senior staff in key departments. • Formed the Sub-Cabinet of Hispanic Affairs within the Office of Neighborhoods to best coordinate efforts across city agencies. • Organized ongoing programs and events, such as the Annual Healthy Living Fair and a Forum on the Baltimore City Public School System for Hispanic parents. • Represented the Mayor's Office at various statewide events and conferences.

- Communicated with the Mayor, State Legislators, and City Council members to prepare for fundraisers, meetings, etc.- Directed meetings and prepared agendas for campaign and fundraising efforts and events.- Wrote donor letters, invitations, notes of thanks, policy briefing papers, and other correspondence.

Legislative Aide/Committee ClerkCommittee work included: organization and maintenance of bill packets and written testimony to be heard before committee; compiling and maintaining committee forms, contact sheets, voting records, and sub-committee asignments; and research on issues of concern to the committee.Constituent related tasks for Delegate Maggie McIntosh included: researching and responding to constituent questions and concerns; writing/editing correspondence between the Delegate and State and Local officials; updating Delegate's website; organizing data on community organizations and attending community association meetings as a respresentative of the Delegate; and organization and administration of correspondence for 2004 legislative session.

Public Policy responsibilities: writing and editing Public Policy announcements; researching public policy initiatives and their effects on the nonprofit community; educating Maryland General Assembly members on issues pertaining to the nonprofit sector; renewing and implementing Maryland Nonprofits' Public Policy Principles, as well as, working with the Public Policy Committee in generating grassroots participation for the nonprofit sector's current and future needs; participated in Advocacy Leadership Training with the Advocacy Institute & The Advocacy Leaders Program of Maryland Nonprofits.Member Services responsibilities: maintained extensive member database; educated members and nonmembers of the services available through Maryland Nonprofits, including technical assistance; processed member renewal invoices; worked to recruit new members; compiled, edited, and wrote member service bulletins; and other independent projects related to member services.