• Managed the church office, including the church's financial records, and coordinated with the church pastor, staff, and parishioners.
• Organized and maintained the church's calendar of events, including mass schedules, weddings, funerals, and other church events.
• Coordinated with the church's pastor, staff, and parishioners to ensure the church's financial records were accurate and up-to-date.
• Translated membership paperwork to ~20 Spanish-speaking members from Spanish to English
• Managed the budget for 6 events within the Parish

• Contracted by the DOT as maritime transport, workspace, and emergency response for routine maintenance under bridges.
• Delegated tasks to work crew, maintained strict safety conditions for on-site work barges, and facilitated communication between DOT Bridge & Tunnel inspectors and barge crew & captains.

• Managed large datasets of company and client information, regarding daily operations and on-site visits, in the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, and Westchester.
• Automated orders and pick-up notifications for natural gas regulators to be installed at a client's property by company personnel.

• Rapidly developed and taught web development to NYC SYEP fellows, ages 14-24, as part of an effort to substitute in-person internships with paid virtual skill development workshops.
• Created a 5-week, virtual, curriculum focused on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Command Line basics, git, GitHub, Figma, UI/UX design, web accessibility, and fundamentals of color theory and typography.

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Check out SYEP Cohort 1's and Cohort 2's final projects!

• Played a key role in conducting a comprehensive audit of legacy code and driving enhancements and new feature development for Plotbot, a web and mobile application aimed at providing data visualization for farming operations utilizing its proprietary, in-field sensors.
• Read more about my journey here!
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Check out Cohort 4's final projects!

• Change Food for Good is a non-profit organization that provides technology education to underserved communities in New York City. I taught a 6-week web development course to high school students in the Columbia University DDC program.
• I taught students how to build a website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and how to deploy their website using GitHub Pages. I also taught them how to use the command line, Git, and GitHub.

Check out Cohort 5's final projects!

• The Knowledge House is a non-profit organization that provides technology education to underserved communities in New York City. I taught a 6-week web development course to high school students in the Columbia University DDC program.
• I taught students how to build a website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and how to deploy their website using GitHub Pages. I also taught them how to use the command line, Git, and GitHub.

Check out Columbia DDC Summer 2023 final projects!