»Curriculum Vitae

As an intern at the Petersen Automotive Museum, I worked across membership, marketing, and development, supporting projects that combined data, systems, and relationship management. 

I built a Salesforce system to track leads and members for the museum’s new Corporate Membership program, connecting Typeform and Mailchimp through Zapier. I also developed metrics to measure marketing campaign performance and supported outreach for the museum’s Gala honoring Formula 1. 

As a Commercial Operations Intern at Singer Vehicle Design, I worked across sales, operations, and client experience, tackling projects that spanned data analysis, process optimization, and luxury brand management. I developed a predictive sales model, reworked operations for Singer’s watch division, and leveraged Salesforce for reporting and insights. 

From analyzing market trends to assisting with tours and at high-profile events, my time at Singer deepened my expertise in the automotive industry and refined my ability to bridge data with strategy.

As Business Team Lead for Cal Poly Racing, I managed partnerships, sponsorships, marketing, and merchandising for a 100+ member Formula and Baja SAE team, overseeing over $300,000+ in funding. 

I led a team of 10+ students, coordinated professional development initiatives, and spearheaded the club’s first rebrand in over a decade. While my primary focus was on operations, I also had the opportunity to work hands-on with the cars, further deepening my connection to motorsport.

Seeds in STEM, a program under Cal Poly’s Center for Expressive Technologies, focuses on bringing STEM education to underrepresented communities. As a Student Lead, I organized workshops, taught coding principles to middle schoolers, and helped develop curricula to make STEM more accessible. 

This experience strengthened my leadership, communication, and passion for education, ultimately leading me to co-teach an upper-division course on technology and community engagement.

Women in Automotive & Engineering (WAE) was an experimental platform dedicated to establishing a network for college students and recent graduates pursuing careers in the automotive, manufacturing, and engineering industries.

While this platform is now retired, I am proud of the work that the team & I put into the project, and have directed this effort into my involvement with the Women in Motorsport Southern California Board.

Extra experiences & miscellaneous experience. Throughout college, I've had multiple restaurant jobs, learned a plethora of software, and learned more life lessons than I can count.