Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and History
Bachelor's Degree in Fine Art and Graphic Design
Master's Degree in Technology Management
As a college student, I worked as a technical student assitant for Montgomery College's IT department. I learned the basics of computer support and troubleshooting audiovisual equipment.
Coordinated with senior IT technicians in the installation, testing, and maintenance of hardware and software on local servers. Created a knowledge database and training manual for new employees, students, faculty, and staff. Collaborated in the creation and maintenance of the center’s website using Drupal and Wordpress.
Organized meetings with constituents and prepared agendas and talking points for the member of congress to improve community engagement. Collaborated in the creation of digital and print informational material. Managed and hosted community events including fundraisers, student orientations, town halls, and legislative workshops. Contacted Federal agencies and managed constituent complaints in collaboration with congressional case workers.
Implemented a new purchasing system for the acquisition of services and supplies for 9 departments within the institute. Developed new archiving and records retention procedures for accounts payable and receivable documents to facilitate internal audits. Created the purchasing and shipping manual for IBBR. Upgraded the shipping and receiving system, improving accuracy and reducing shipping errors by 17%. Collaborated in the creation of an expense report system that allowed users to generate reports using mobile devices.
Spearheaded the Department of Classroom Educational Technology Services' New Technology Initiative to identify and apply new classroom technologies designed to enhance lecture delivery and improve student engagement. Successfully implemented Agile methodology for developing and tracking technology projects. Introduced and managed a new cloud-based inventory management system that reduced annual operating costs by $22k. Administered staff recruiting and training, created the staff training manual, and provided leadership training and mentoring to staff and student assistants. Revamped the recruiting and training processes for student assistants and implemented a new system to track and document performance.
Provided consulting services to identify SaaS solutions for the implementation of new systems for VielaBio, a pharmaceutical company. Drafted security documentation for VielaBio’s systems including System Impact Assessments, System Overview Decks, and Expert Package documents. Implemented system processes for Mobile Device Management (MDM), system backups, Single Sign On (SSO) applications. Collaborated in the management of Active Directory (AD) and onboarding of new staff. Contributed in the documentation of user acceptance test plans and implemented user acceptance testing.
Contribute to the daily management of Web content for NLM’s main website; create and edit content for different departments. Serve as backup for the Web and Information Management unit, solved and routed service requests and followed up on their completion. Collaborate in the maintenance of the enterprise search for NLM’s website. Created multiple websites and webpages for the navigation of resources available at NLM and NIH. Designed and implemented internal Wiki pages for training and staff announcements. Supported staff in troubleshooting problems in Citrix and Confluence and created IT requests through OCSS for external troubleshooting. Reviewed documents for Section 508 and accessibility compliance.
HTML: Examples of my Work
CSS: Examples of my Work
Java Script: Examples of my Work
JQuery: Examples of my Work
XML: Examples of my Work
AJAX: Examples of my Work
RWD: Examples of my Work
HTML5 is the latest revision of the Hypertext Markup Language, the code used to create web pages. HTML5 is designed to be independent of any particular browser or device. It includes new features like video playback, drag-and-drop, as well as enhancements to existing features like forms and tables.
CSS3 is used to manipulate and heighten the visual design of webpages. CSS3 allows you to control the look and feel of every element on a web page without having to rely on images or JavaScript.
In a nutshell, JavaScript is the basic programming language that lets you add interactivity to your webpages. With JavaScript, you can create animations, make things happen when users click on buttons or links, and much more.
XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is a language for describing data. XML is used to create and exchange data between different applications, and it’s the foundation of the modern web.
jQuery, an open-source JavaScript library that makes it easy to manipulate web pages using CSS selectors. It’s rapidly becoming the standard way of working with HTML5 and AJAX.
AJAX is a type of JavaScript that allows you to update parts of a page without having to reload the whole thing. All modern web browsers support AJAX in some form or another, so web pages can be more responsive.
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a way of representing data in JavaScript. It’s easy to read and write, and it’s become the standard way of exchanging data between web browsers and servers.
RWD is applied when creating websites that are responsibe and adapt to the display of different devices, from smartphones to large desktop monitors. With RWD, you can create one website that automatically adapts to the size of the screen it’s being displayed on.
Study of the Aztec Civilization
Teaching Toddlers the Alphabet
Event page for NCBI