• Compiled and designed annual reports for the Harriman Institute using Adobe InDesign, completing a three-year backlog.• Edited a new version of the Institute’s website, working with the Assistant to the Director to import old materials, build new pages, and beta-test the site ahead of its launch in August 2021.• Received a $26,000 program assistant scholarship for the 2021-2022 academic year on the strength of my work-study track record.• Assisted the Program Coordinator with publicizing, promoting, and running a busy slate of virtual and in-person events.• Served as primary student liaison between the Harriman Institute and Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs.

• Edited a print and online political magazine with more than 4,000 subscribers and 440,000 monthly pageviews, alongside five other full-time staff members.• Managed the editing and production process for the bimonthly, 48-page print issue, including content selection, page layout with Adobe InDesign, proofing, and deadline management.• Spearheaded the recruitment of younger writers and the development of a dedicated culture section, bringing new writers into the fold as regular contributors and building ties with content aggregators to promote their work. • Conceived, developed, and organized a new public film series in partnership with Stanford University in Washington; hosted public screenings to promote the magazine with guests including the Polish Ambassador to the United States.

• Commissioned features, edited articles, and helped manage TAI’s daily flow of online content.• Co-produced The American Interest Podcast with host Richard Aldous, with responsibilities for booking guests, preparing the host, editing interviews, and promoting the show.

• Analyzed U.S. foreign policy in Europe and Asia in daily posts for the Via Meadia blog, supervised by Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) senior fellow Walter Russell Mead.• Wrote 2-3 blog posts daily in addition to bylined long-form essays.

• Conducted research for a boutique government affairs firm, preparing briefings, memos, and reports for clients, with a particular focus on Eastern Europe.• Tracked and translated client-relevant news in the Russian and Ukrainian press.• Served as primary administrative liaison in the office, assisting the firm’s principals and clients with scheduling, event planning, and other administrative tasks.• Co-wrote the firm's monthly newsletter and ghost-wrote op-eds on foreign affairs published by the firm's leadership.

- Oversaw the arts section of a Pacemaker award-winning student newspaper, producing eight pages of content per week with Adobe InDesign. - Wrote weekly columns, reviews and features chronicling the on-campus and national arts scene.- Co-ordinated efforts with two co-editors and dozens of section writers