I'm an International Business student at CU Denver graduating in December, and I want to start my career in tech sales. This summer I interned at Intapp doing cold outreach to professional services firms, and it confirmed something I'd already noticed in other jobs: I like talking to people and building relationships.
I've had that kind of work in a lot of places, like managing lifeguard teams, working with brokers and property managers at the Downtown Denver Partnership, and volunteering in the Dominican Republic and British Virgin Islands. What ties it together is that I like figuring out how messy situations work and making them work better. I pay attention to details, and I like digging into data to find something I can actually share with the person I'm working with. My Business Analytics minor and my SQL and Python work have made me comfortable doing that.
The analysis work at the Partnership and in my Coding for Data program showed me I'm good at both sides of this, talking to people and making sense of the numbers behind what they need. Outside of class I'm active in FAM and Sales Club at CU Denver.
Wrote SQL queries to analyze 601,740 repurposed devices across Intel's global program. Found that older devices save 2.5x more energy per unit than newer ones, and that routing laptops to Asia produces the highest CO₂ return because of how coal-heavy the regional grid is. Built a data-driven recommendation from those two findings.
Used Python to analyze web traffic data across the Grammy and Recording Academy sites before and after a 2022 domain split. Found that the split created two distinct audience profiles with meaningfully different engagement patterns, and built a recommendation around what the data actually showed.
Designed a $4M social-first campaign to grow ESPN's prime time NFL audience among younger viewers. The strategy focused on emotion over rules, leaning into creator partnerships, short-form content, and the kind of raw fan moments that actually go viral. Backed by Deloitte and academic research on Gen Z sports habits.
Hand-coded a multi-page site from scratch to explain AI concepts to a non-technical audience. Covers practical automation, ethics, and real business use cases with clean explanations and simple demos. Built entirely in HTML and CSS without any frameworks.
British Virgin Islands — worked with a small team to repair a beach sunshade structure and helped with roofing work on a local farm, then spent time with a local animal rescue doing puppy care and deticking.
Dominican Republic — helped build a preschool and ran a community day camp in a small Haitian village, teaching beginner English and organizing daily activities for the kids.
