- Manage and maintain email, log and track client communication threads onto Airtable workspace, communicate and provide regular updates to employer, and draft and send responses to contacts as advised. - Perform certain administrative tasks as needed, such as setting appointments with my employer to discuss points of action or negotiation strategies with clients, reading through and pointing out potential corrections or improvements in contracts, and scheduling tasks, events, and to-do’s on Google Calendar.

Virtual SEA is an online platform for news and reviews about the indie games and game development industry in Southeast Asia.

- Represented the organization as its leader in relations with other student organizations, businesses, and communities.- Alongside members of the Executive Committee, formulated, evaluated, and executed year-wide project proposals focusing on the organization's growth and outward establishment as the student institution for game developers and development in the University of the Philippines.- Facilitated monthly general assemblies in the organization, regularly communicating to and receiving input from all its members.

- Headed the Internals Department and its members towards the end of the pandemic, bridging the distance between organization members via synchronous online activities and social events.- Organized and gamified the organization's application process, boosting member count and stimulating interaction between new and existing members.- Promoted networking between organization members via hosting of regular internal social events online.- Alongside Internals Department members, facilitated the introduction of regular SOGIE awareness seminars and training in the organization.- Pioneered a number of mediation and dispute resolution systems in the organization.

- Helped track organization expenses and revenue from various income generating projects.- Came up with and presented various proposals for feasible income generating projects for the organization during the pandemic