About.
What I do
I am a multi-disciplinary creative professional seeking to help those that I work with show the heart of what they do through creative content and effective administration. I launch into new tasks with determination to get the best possible result. I am quick to learn and thrive in challenging environments. I enjoy melding with other creative minds and watching the great ideas flow.
I believe that a collaborative environment is most functional when built upon open communication, empathy, and a shared goal to accomplish. Much of my schoolwork was focused on the intersections between creative media and culture and how the two influence each other. This focus has carried on into my professional goals, as I believe the best work is done with an honest, people-first focus.
My versatility as a creative enables me to easily transition from task to task without getting lost in the chaos. One of my specialties is taking long, complex documents and turning them into something beautiful and easily understood. I thrive in team environments as well as working on my own, and always complete tasks to the best of my ability.
Who I am
I am kind, curious, empathetic, and enthusiastic. Growing up in such a beautiful and socially conscious environment as Seattle fostered my passion for social and environmental justice. I deeply care about those around me and always do my best to create a safe and happy environment for us all to enjoy.
I identify as non-binary and use they/them pronouns.
When I’m not working, you can find me enjoying the company of my loved ones, getting outside by climbing/hiking/running/, and cooking and baking new recipes. Most of my spare time these days is focused on my puppy, Shiloh (pictured left).
I believe that prioritizing equity and paying reparations comes first as we work toward true social equality. I am always open to respectful and thoughtful discourse about the intersectional impacts on the world we live in, but will not tolerate bigotry or discrimination in any form. If these qualities give you pause, I’ll respectfully note that we may not be a great fit to work together.