Within the cloud hosting software site was a significant project involving the creation of a dashboard for owners of cloud accounts to manage things such as automation and ownership all on their own. This reduced software request turnaround time from days to hours and reduced workload for multiple software teams.

Building on the success of the Account Management Dashboard, I was tasked with building a set of pages for personas centered around our team. This reduced workload and simplified the UX by consolidating multiple websites into a single, cohesive experience.

My first and longest post-university project with GE, in which I collaborated with developers and customers to create a robust user experience for internal cloud developers. This project expedited requests for cloud hosting software by 50%.

One of my major projects from my time in university was during my time at the Career Center, in which I redesigned how students can access necessary information about careers.

My greatest source of growth as a new grad hired as a solo UX designer, I led the design space in my organization and introduced UX methods and culture to my team of software engineers. I was able to foster a UX culture via cross-collaboration in which time spent on front-end implementation was reduced by half.

One of my tasks in my first full-time UX job was to apply the styles of my team's website to other tools across our organization at large.