A statistics graduate from the beautiful University of Washington who moved to San Francisco to be a part of the exciting start-up world. I love being a part of a company that has a large-scale goal, with passionate leadership and truly noble aspirations that are completely customer-focused. As of now, I can't imagine being anywhere else. I've had jobs all over the board, from the statistical analysis of mollusks to marketing, and now I'm extremely excited to be starting a new chapter in Quality Assurance. Work is only one part of my life, and I strongly believe in balancing it out with enjoyment of friends, family and other extracurriculars. Thus, I'm lucky to be at a company where I feel I am getting all of that fulfilled.

QA Engineer @ From April 2014 to Present (1 year 9 months) Marketing Specialist @ Promoted from Marketing Analyst position to Marketing Specialist in May 2012 Promoted from Marketing Coordinator position to full-time: January 1, 2011 Created campaigns, monitored deliverability, analyzed results and reported findings for the email marketing and events divisions. Managed relationship with the StrongView ESP team - maintained bug support conversations, submitted feature requests, and kept up to date with new releases and changes to disseminate to the team. Analyzed and reported on customer research surveys for future marketing decisions. Set the foundation for a data structure overhaul within StrongView - including writing multiple complex SQL queries to pull dynamic target audiences for ongoing campaigns, recommending and introducing new organizational conventions, and collaborating with the engineering team to request the correct data. From November 2011 to April 2014 (2 years 6 months) Independently Contracted Statistics Analyst @ Used R and Microsoft Excel to analyze and model the mollusk populations for three streams in Olympia. Data was collected by the research scientists, both before and after different buffering treatments were used. Created plots and statistical summaries to find the effects (if any) of these logging treatments on the slug and snail populations. From June 2011 to October 2011 (5 months) Statistics Undergraduate Teaching Assistant/Grader @ From September 2010 to June 2011 (10 months) Student Research Volunteer @ Volunteered under Dr. Ann Vander Stoep on the Developmental Pathways Project (researching the link between depression and behavioral problems in teenagers) Became familiar with interview and survey data Introduced to SPSS From March 2010 to June 2010 (4 months)

Statistics @ University of Washington From 2007 to 2011