Seeking employment in architectural design. As a recent grad, I bring creativity, innovation, and a knowledge of technology with a focus on sustainable design. As a former ROTC cadet, I embody the virtues of hard work, discipline, organization, and teamwork.
L&L Construction, San Ramon, CA, US, Construction Specialist
- Part time on home renovation jobs.
- Areas of specialization: demolition, manual labor, painting, and power tool
operation.
- Gained knowledge of construction, housing development, and how projects built
once designed.
Washington State University, Pullman, WA, US, Student Designer
Designed six structures, culminating in my capstone project (Refer to Portfolio).
Achievements:
- Demonstrated competence in design solution development
using software and technology to complete all
requisite renders and infrastructure requirements.
- Gained skills in collaborating with construction and design
professionals/experts via interdisciplinary curriculum.
- Personally confirmed and verified compliance with local zoning
requirements in capstone project.
- Successfully completed all projects in accordance with
sustainable design, applicable codes, and cohesion to
surrounding structures.
US AIR FORCE, Pullman, WA, US, Reserve Officer Training Corps Cadet Leader
Achievements:
- Completed Field Training - 18 day rigorous leadership training course which
included setting up communication systems in harsh conditions, completing
missions with complex obstacles, and building comradery despite adversity.
- Conducted military training for and was the direct leader of ten cadets for a
semester.
- Directly ensured the safety of 70 cadets during training exercises by following
and enforcing safety protocol.
- Transported $5,000 worth of vital training equipment during military exercises,
often across state lines.
- Planned and executed weekly workouts which ensured that 70 cadets passed
mission critical fitness tests.
Washington State University, Pullman, WA, US, Bachelors, Architecture
Obtained a BS in Architectural Studies.
