I have served in many different roles and used my organizational ability to manage and coordinate multiple projects concurrently with demanding deadlines. I lead projects from programming and schematic design to construction documents. My strong design skills helped establish solutions for all project phases using CAD, Sketchup, Vray, Adobe Suite, and Revit. My experience has helped me to develop strong communication skills with presentations not only to our clients but also to various neighborhood councils.
I am eager to grow and learn from my team as well as teach others from my experiences. My passion stems from learning and understanding the ‘why’ and I believe that has helped my development in my career and I’m confident it makes me a strong candidate and a valuable asset to any team.
I am currently taking my exams for licensure.
Anthony Anderson Architects, Los Angeles, CA, US, Job Captain
Managed multiple residential projects through all phases. Technical knowledge of putting together construction documents. Coordinated with team members, consultants, clients, and contractors. Knowledge in building codes and building department process. Assisted in marketing strategies and web development.
Stradella Court, Los Angeles, Ca, Designer
Main designer for a real estate urban development firm specializing in small lot subdivisions throughout Los Angeles. Created plan sets for city approvals, 3D renderings and took part in neighborhood council presentations.
Steve Mizuki Architect, Montrose, CA, US, Project Manager
Managed and designed multiple residential projects at a time. Developing projects from schematic through construction documents.. Held meetings with clients, coordinated with consultants, city building officials, and permit expediting.
EME Partners, Los Angeles, CA, US, Intern
As-builts, conducted meetings with clients, drafting, permit expeditor, research city codes/compliances
Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), Los Angeles, CA, US, BArch, architecture
Selected Thesis, Other
My thesis project was chosen to be displayed at the Bank Building by Tom Gilmore at the Downtown LA ArtWalk.
