As a Data Entry & Analyst Intern at The Marcus Harris Foundation, I was responsible for a range of critical tasks aimed at optimizing the organization’s outreach and marketing efforts. My role involved:Data Entry & Management: ❖ Accurately entered and maintained data within the company’s database, ensuring precision and consistency.❖ Gathered contact information for nonprofit organizations in Ohio, contributing to the expansion and diversification of the company’s mailing list.❖ Ensured all collected data was accurately entered into Google Sheets, with attention to detail in spelling, capitalization, and formatting, to meet mailing service requirements.Market Research: ❖ Conducted thorough research to identify mid-sized nonprofit organizations using the IRS tax exempt organization database, focusing on those engaged in community support, arts education, and similar areas.

As a Digital Transformation Intern at Petrinovich Pugh & Co, I collaborated closely with both the IT and automation teams on a daily basis. My primary goal was to enhance the firm's cost-efficiency and effectiveness through the implementation of new accounting software, processes, and AI technologies. This role was dynamic, bridging responsibilities between IT and automation.In automation, I was tasked with creating efficient workflows to replace redundant or manual tasks across the firm, as well as updating existing workflows. Projects were managed through Jira and executed using Microsoft PowerApps, Power Automate, and Forms. Automated forms were then published on the firm's SharePoint site for user access. Additionally, I transitioned outdated forms from legacy platforms like Nintex to PowerApps and Power Automate.On the IT side, I supported the firm's accountants by troubleshooting hardware and software issues, particularly with accounting applications such as CCH Engagement, QuickBooks, and Access Tax. I also assisted with onboarding and offboarding processes, which included creating user accounts, assigning licenses, and setting up equipment like laptops and monitors. Beyond daily IT support, I contributed to larger IT projects, including firm-wide software migrations and collaborating with the international IT team to establish new offices in India.

As a consultant at San Jose State University's Marketing Association, I am responsible for collaborating with my team and project manager to meet milestones and present our processes and strategies to our clients on a weekly basis. This four-month-long project involves developing SWOT analysis, buyer personas, competitor analysis, and building relationships with clients and management

As an outreach specialist, I am tasked with managing and organizing partnerships and collaborations with past alumni and business professionals. A large aspect of my responsibilities includes working in teams to organize outreach campaigns, building and maintaining connections with alumni and guest speakers, and collaborating with companies such as Atlassian, Oracle, and eBay.

As an event coordinator of the event planning committee for SJSU's Marketing Association, my responsibilities include planning and executing events for the association, managing committee budget, and collaborating with others within the Event Planning Committee as well as other committees within the Marketing Association.