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Media Editor @ United States Department of Defense From January 2015 to August 2015 (8 months) Washington D.C. Metro AreaFull Stack Engineer @ The Mom Project Working to build a better workplace for the next generation of leaders, and rewrite the narrative for working women — one line of code at a time. Right here in Chicago!...

Media Editor @ United States Department of Defense From January 2015 to August 2015 (8 months) Washington D.C. Metro AreaFull Stack Engineer @ The Mom Project Working to build a better workplace for the next generation of leaders, and rewrite the narrative for working women — one line of code at a time. Right here in Chicago! Greater Chicago AreaEngineering Manager @ Avail Working on kick-ass online software for landlords, a Ruby on Rails backend and React front-end. Working in the full stack, including AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Heroku, Node JS, PHP. I was early stage at Avail, then Rentalutions, and helped 10x our growth and 10x our team and bring us to what it is today. Every day is a celebration. From August 2015 to March 2019 (3 years 8 months) ChicagoJournalism Instructor @ United States Marine Corps I supervised a team of 30 to construct a three-acre field training exercise for use by the school, providing a realistic field training environment for students.I mentored one instructor to successfully complete the four-month-long instructor certification process.I redesigned and updated the school’s social media classes to reflect current industry practices.I increased the school’s overall social media engagement by 60% by creating and implementing a multi-platform social media planI wrote a computer program that automates student grades for field training exercises, saving fellow instructors several hours of work per class iteration. From July 2011 to August 2014 (3 years 2 months) Fort George G. Meade, MarylandMarketing & Public Affairs Representative @ United States Marine Corps I sold billboard advertisements to 11 vendors throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area in the beginning of the summer months, generating an estimated $270,000-worth of free advertising.I allocated $11,000 in advertising funds during a 5-month time frame, and earned the RS more than $24,000 in free advertising through the sale of public service announcements. From January 2011 to July 2011 (7 months) Pantego, TexasPublic Affairs Specialist @ United States Marine Corps I successfully designed and launched a physical print publication (Roundup Magazine) from the ground-up. This included refining an editorial team, and creating a printing and distribution system to support a 64,000 sq. mile circulation each month. This publication is still in circulation today.I authored and published a 120-page cross-platform social media usage guide for district recruiters that is still in use today.I earned the Navy Achievement Medal for completely redesigning the 8th Marine Corps District public website. This included writing more than 5,000 lines of code, implementing a content management system for news, editorial content and press releases, and implementing social media capabilities for the site. From July 2009 to January 2011 (1 year 7 months) Fort Worth, TexasPublic Affairs Specialist @ United States Marine Corps I publicized the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit throughout several training exercise deployments in multiple countries throughout the Far East, including in Exercise Forest Light in Nihonbare, Japan, exercise Cope Tiger in Khorat, Thailand, Exercise Foal Eagle in Yecheon, South Korea, and Exercise Ulchi-Focus Lens in Pohang, South Korea.I successfully designed and launched a physical print publication (The Iwakuni Approach) from the ground up. This included creating an editorial team, and creating a printing and distribution system to support a 20,000-copy circulation each week. This publication is still in circulation today.I earned a United States Marine Corps Combat Correspondents Association Merit Award for Publication Design in 2008 for my work with “The Iwakuni Approach.”My position as editor of "The Iwakuni Approach" was held as I was a lance corporal (pay grade E-3), though the position is traditionally held by a staff sergeant (pay grade E-6). From September 2006 to July 2009 (2 years 11 months) Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan