Helping our users find, consume and interact with content externally and within our platform.- Product Manager- Head of SEO- Product Led Growth- Created user support, training and enablement systems + programs.

I created and implemented processes that helped musicians find their tone from the top of the funnel to product development.Product Marketing - Release schedule & GTM Strategy. *beat every KPI*Web Dev - e-commerce, ERP, SEO for all brand needs.Partnerships - Brand, link building, content. Product Management | SEO | Web Dev | Brand Development | Marketing Partnerships Using the web, IT and ERP to help marketing, sales, and manufacturing. Via;Netsuite ERP and CXM GA4 and GSCContent, SEOHTML, CSS

Client-facing project manager, internal developer support. I nurtured client relationships through the process of web and application development while managing their project.During the project lifecycle I maintained scope and supported our developers to meet timelines and project / product specifications.

Data Management - full lifecycle; migration, storage, analysis. Google API, CRM API development.Software Development - Managed development of internal and external software applications; web development, data science, Social Business Software.Product and Project Management - IT Services, Web Application, GitHub, database managementTech Marketing - SEO for 4 web properties, the implementation of robots.txt, Site Maps, Clean Code and Rich Code Snippets Languages and Platforms used and taught: Python, JavaScript, Google Cloud, Citrix VM, HTML/CSS, Beautiful Soup, Selenium, Wordpress, NodeBB, Google API (Drive, Sheets)

I'm working with developers internally and externally to grow Qlik's new open source community. We have just launched our first product, Qlik Playground, which is a sandbox environment for developers to use our core APIs to create or prototype data driven applications.I'm responsible for a vast array of roles:Open Source Community ManagerTechnical ContentDeveloper relationsComm Integrations SEOMessaging Houseand so so much moreIf you're a developer and want to learn more, please let me know. We have approached search in ways I've not seen outside of Google and our tech allows you to focus on what you love instead of query writing or data modeling.

The Soprano Group is a group of technology and marketing pros who apply both skill sets (IT and marketing) to help our customers drive traffic and maximize their web 2.0 presence.As a product of The Soprano Group, I created www.Query.City in an effort to bring together the Triangle and provide a vehicle for companies in the area increase their SEO value.We've also created a software engine that we're excited about because of it's ability to assist and improve multiple markets. We call the engine Tetra and the products can be found here:www.GeoSocialRadar.netA new and under construction project is in the data visualizations area. We're working hard to bring something special to the web while maintaining basic and accepted user functions.One of my most important roles here is to encourage our folks to be good teammates and to use their best skills in the most efficient way possible.

When you work as a director of marketing, you usually wear a lot of hats and this is no different. I love having my hands in multiple facets of the company while my main focus is tech marketing.We're a software development, web design, and tech marketing firm. I coordinate all campaigns whether they're for our company or clients, as well as take the lead for social media and company blogs/landing pages.We currently have 35 clients and we're quickly growing (on pace to grow 100% in 2014).

I was contracted as a consultant to take inventory of all technologies used, define the technology sets that were minimum viable, and locate technologies that fit their budget and achieved goals.Here I worked within a budget and improved both ROI and sales with sales and marketing technologies as well as an updated web presence and video production.

I've taken on a bit of an evangelist role with DZone for developers, DZone, technology, and AnswerHub (Social Business Software created by DZone). I've created and worked within systems that allow us to better understand our community so that we can best communicate with, help, and highlight them. This has lead to a more engaged community, higher social media interaction, and a more accomplished community.One of my key functions as our Community Coordinator is to generate a local presence and awareness around DZone and the great things we’re doing for all technology professionals. I’ve attended, started, and spoke at as many events as possible. DZone is now the sponsor of 3 meetups which we host every month. We host more than 3 meetups per month, including an event that saw more than 70 people for new statups in the area! We are excited to host more, so if you’re in the Raleigh/Durham/Cary area, let me know!Before I took on the above roles, I was a Content Curator for DZone where I learned about all of the highly technical topics that DZone covers. I learned how to effectively communicate with English as a Second Language individuals, as well as how to moderate a large website and grow a content portal. We reached a milestone of 1.5 million unique visits for all of our topical portals, and I personally oversaw the growth of our Windows Phone portal, which went from 15,000 views/month to 80,000 views/month.

I came onto the Best Buy project team as a creative writer to push our project to the finish line. I was hired out of a pool of more than 3,000 applicants and was tasked with fixing an already written script/back story. Once I polished the existing story, I worked with the original authors of the script on the characters so that each character’s purpose was well defined. As we did this, I realized that much more of the script and story needed to be reworked.I implemented a process to which we could all work at the same time but on different aspects of the video game so that we would be more efficient. We broke up the video game by back story, character development, and dialogue into different parts and had each team member work on a different section.I was lead on the creative and editing of the game, so all final edits came through me. I wrote all of the dialogue through what is known as “chat trees”, and deferred to the team for my personal edits. We were a remote team and 4 of the members worked under me.