As a recent graduate from the University of Southern California School of Architecture, I bring a deep passion for exploring the design industry through diverse and innovative experiences. My pursuit of a Bachelor of Architecture degree and a minor in real estate development uniquely equips me to integrate design, business, and social impact.
My internships at Skechers and the Whitney Museum of American Art have honed my skills in store design and exhibition projects, leveraging 3D modeling software such as SketchUp and Revit to deliver compelling design concepts. Additionally, my experience supporting the associate director of undergraduate architecture programs at USC underscores my ability to drive academic and administrative excellence while fostering effective communication and collaboration.
Hailing from Guatemala, I actively seek opportunities to glean insights from varied cultures and perspectives, leveraging travel, professional associations, and diverse media. Continually in pursuit of new opportunities to expand my network, gain experience, and deepen my industry knowledge, I am determined to secure a role that will both challenge and inspire me, propelling my growth as a designer and a professional.
Skechers, Los Angeles, CA, US, Store Design Intern
Participated in a fast-paced environment taking part in multiple phases of designing stores across the United States. From early schematic layouts to coordinating consultants and installation timelines, I took part in different parts of design and project management.
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY, US, Exhibition Design Intern
Worked in a fast-paced, highly collaborative environment to produce exhibitions that enhanced visitors' experience with the narrative of the art curation. Helped design, dimension, and produce necessary furniture. Participated in design meetings with different artists and teams of the museum.
University of Southern California (USC), Los Angeles, CA, US, BArch, Bachelor of Architecture
Discovery Scholar, Award
The Discovery Scholar distinction recognizes and celebrates USC undergraduates who have excelled academically while making a meaningful contribution to their field of study through exceptional new scholarship or artistic work. Selected for the project Landslide Communities.
Tau Sigma Delta Bronze Medal, Award
The Bronze Medal is awarded by the individual chapters of Tau Sigma Delta to Students who have distinguished themselves in design in the field of architecture, landscape architecture, or the allied arts. The selection of the recipient is made by the student membership of each chapter.
