Forever an analyst at heart, I'm constantly searching for my next project, opportunity, and experience to better enrich my life, or that of others. Especially in the fields of Digital/Entertainment Media, I have a strong desire to share my voice in the creative process and collaborate on impactful, ambitious ventures.Whether it be in games, tv, or film, I chose to pursue my degree in English at the University of Washington not only to better appreciate the stories that have already been told, but to better understand how I can create new media worthy of that same reverence. In the age of streaming and accessible media, you don't just compete with the present, but all that came before you, so make sure to stand out!Outside of my career aspirations, I have been deeply rooted in the culture unique to the Pacific Northwest (specifically the greater Seattle area) since moving to the region over a decade ago. Never a shortage of things to do here, but that won't stop me from taking recommendations. Regardless, even if the music, cuisine, and other arts hadn't captivated me, the sports certainly did. Go Hawks!While I have much to prove, and many challenges I am excited to undertake, I am proud nonetheless of the work I have accomplished thus far. Whether it be my time as a designer sales specialist at the Nordstrom flagship store, or leading the implementation of COVID response infrastructure at St. Monica's Catholic School, I have always worked with the optimal outcome in mind for all involved.Currently I am ecstatic to be a part of the team at Raindrop Data. Learning and working with accomplished colleagues on the forefront of innovation has been an amazing opportunity, and one I am confident will help sharpen my skills in project management, research and analysis, content creation, and countless other necessary skills. Stay tuned for more to come!If you wish to discuss the evolving information landscape, your favorite piece of entertainment media, or just want someone to tell you that the Seahawks are definitely winning the Super Bowl, then let's connect! Insight and perspective are more abundant and easier to obtain than ever, but heightened accessibility does not imply lowered importance. Pioneers have a responsibility to better understand their world, their community, and each other.