Utilized expertise in HDR photography to capture stunning images of properties, from luxury homes to quaint trailer homes with potential, appealing to a wide range of clients.Demonstrated a strong ability to highlight the unique features of each property, contributing to faster sales and satisfied homeowners and realtors.Leveraged advanced technology, including Ricoh Theta cameras and Zillow technology, to create 2D and 2D floor plans, providing comprehensive and immersive property views.Contributed to the success and growth of real estate listings by consistently delivering top-tier visual assets that attract prospective buyers.Analyzed client needs and market trends to continuously refine photography techniques, ensuring optimal presentation of properties and increased client satisfaction.

Official cosplay photographer for FanExpo Denver 2021-2024.Social media photographer for Bottle Shop 33, in partnership with TwoParts Co.Lost Stars Imaging provides professional quality portraits and event photography for competitive pricing. Specialities include LinkedIn ready head shots, engagement photos, and rodeo photography. Portraits are professional retouched using Photoshop to make you look your best. Each experience is unique and catered to you. I make sure to ensure that you feel comfortable in each photo that is captured. My goal is to capture each moment that matters to you.

Applied expertise in natural wines to curate a unique and sought-after selection, catering to a discerning clientele.Demonstrated a keen ability to hand sell and upsell premium wines, contributing to increased revenue and customer satisfaction.Successfully educated staff on wine attributes, fostering a more informed and confident sales team.Established the boutique liquor store as a destination for natural wine enthusiasts, earning a reputation for exceptional and curated selections.Collaborated with suppliers to source exclusive and rare wines, enhancing the store's competitive edge in the market.Contributed to the store's growth and profitability through effective management and a passion for fine spirits.Analyze sales trends and inventory levels to make data-driven purchasing decisions that optimize profitability.

My position as Field Operations Coordinator serves as liaison for the customer from the time they sign the contract to the time they pay their invoice. I handle taking deposits via Square virtual terminal and invoices. I ensure that all payments are appropriately reconciled to customers within Quickbooks. I also schedule all jobs between four crews based on their current skill and productivity levels. I call utility locates via 811's Web Ticket Entry program, as well as handle all utility damage reports. I apply for and pay for permits to ensure that all of our fences meet all codes. Every week, I go through the next week's jobs and verify all material lists and plot plans before sending POs to our subcontractors. I have implemented a monthly inventory program to keep track of the asset value. Live inventory is a process still in the works. I manage the weekly revenue report to keep track of job costs and profit values. Once the job is complete, I invoice customers for their appropriate amount via Square's invoice system. I also assist in scheduling and managing all warranty requests. I assist with take offs and pricing when needed, and have trained new sales reps in how to create take offs, material lists, and price jobs.

Accomplishments:Assisted in creation of a new inventory relief process that helps trucks leave the yard faster, have a more efficient milling team, and drastically reduced inventory variance at the end of the month. Assisted in creation and launch of a new process for Home Builder Projects to accurately reflect accrual and profit margins.I manage each day’s production work orders for builder and land. This includes entering/analyzing labor hour entry, entering and monitoring all material installed, staging material for the next day, and maintain any special milling materials that are needed on a day to day basis. I work closely with our inventory and yard managers to ensure that our operating system (Acumatica) and our physical inventory are in equilibrium. I also work in tandem with our superintendents to create the schedule for the next day’s jobs. They inform me of the orders needing to go out, and I will in turn schedule them appropriately via Trello and Acuamtica. I also call locates if necessary. I work with DSD Technologies and our Director of Accounting Operations to troubleshoot any issues within Acumatica. I also assist with the development of new processes to create a more efficient operational workflow.

As a homebuilder project coordinator, I start my day by monitoring homebuilder websites, portals, and emails to check schedules, along with any scheduling updates or changes, and obtain plot plans and purchase orders. I use Bluebeam Revu to create work orders that detail the scope of work and inventory items required. I also use Bluebeam Revu to mark the scope of work on the plot plans for crews to know where to put fencing on a property. I coordinate utility locates using Colorado 811's Web Ticket Entry for each work order, including existing properties and new developments. I also manage the permitting for residential and homebuilder projects. This includes creation of applications to guidelines set by cities and counties, tracking all permits, paying for permits, and supervising others that assist with applications. I also renew contractor's licenses when applicable. I have also trained the current residential project coordinator in all aspects of my former position.Split Rail Fence implemented Acumatica in 2019. Since then I have become known as a "super user". This has allowed me to attend conferences/retreats to better understand our system as well as trouble shoot current ongoing problems. I have worked closely with DSD Technologies to create new procedures that will allow for better data reporting as well as a more efficient work flow.

As a project coordinator, I quality control all work orders that come in. Issues like incorrect addresses, or incorrect payment information are sent back to sales reps. Once I receive correct work orders and signed contracts, it is my job to process the order. This includes processing credit card deposits. From there, I enter customer information, contract information, and deposits into Great Plains and Access databases. I then call locates through 811 Colorado, and assist locators with the scope of work. This is done for all HOA and residential projects. I also communicate with customers to inform them the status of their order until it gets to the scheduling department. I create work orders for D R Horton and Infinity Homes. This includes marking official plot plans with where the fence will go, and calculating the footage. I also process all extra PO work orders for builders.I also submit permit applications for all residential and HOA orders and some builder orders. I communicate with planners on a regular basis on processes and plot plans. On top of my duties as a project coordinator, I assist with warranty repair orders. I go through the request inbox and direct billable repair orders to sales people and create work orders for warranty repairs.

• Interacted with customers to ensure a positive experience.• Managed cashier duties and reconciled till.• Evaluated and assessed stock and supply levels.• Assisted customers by making recommendations on wines, beers, and liquors based on customer preferences.• Observed any safety hazards, including but not limited to, broken bottles and criminals, and report to management

While working for Chateau Liquors, I gained plenty of cashier experience. I became an expert at processing cash or credit card transactions. I also was responsible for balancing the books upon closing. I also helped maintain a professional environment by cleaning and restocking when necessary. However, my primary duty was to assist customers in selecting products. This allowed me to learn a great amount about wine, beer, and liquor. I also refined my customer service skills to be able to communicate easily with people from all backgrounds.

As a photographer, I am stationed primarily at the Colorado Adventure Center. I greet and do group portraits of zip line customers. I also take actions shots of each customer. If time permits, I also conduct sales operations to sell photos to the customer.

As photo editor, every photo in a file that comes to me is run through Photoshop by my mastered skill to become the best possible version that it can be. Sometimes I feel like a miracle worker.

I was granted the opportunity to work as an evidence technician. In this position allowed me to handle evidence on a daily basis. I would label the evidence and log it into the City's inventory system. I also maintained the ability to release evidence back to owners. This facet of the position required me to research contact information for the owner as well as contact and interact with the owner. I was also in charge of creating copies of surveillance videos for the detectives to aid in investigations.

As an administrative assistant, I spend most of my time working with the inner workings of day to day needs. I helped balance the line item ledger and managing invoices. I also maintained the supply of petty cash for small purchases. I would reach out to the community through citizen surveys or false alarm bills. I managed personnel files and leave requests.In the past year, I have spent of my time scanning city wide invoices into a digital database, as well as backing up various police records documents. I have recently been privileged with the opportunity to work on crime statistics for the past ten years. This will allow for the city to understand crime trends and areas of the most crime.

As a Detective Aide, I had many different responsibilities. Depending on the day, I could assist members of command staff by organizing and scanning documents into a digital database. I also created a database in Access for use of force. However, working with the detectives, I was given different tasks. I often transcribed interviews and assisted at crime scenes. I also learned how to handle and log evidence from those crime scenes. I was also given the opportunity to handle minor larceny cases on my own. This allowed me to work with the public on a frequent basis. I learned how to take a statement and analyze surveillance video.