Selected, implemented, tested, deployed and trained the teams on using an open-source, server-based workload management system.
Managed the company’s phone system, from set up, hunt to ring rules, forwarding, backups, and training staff on the the associated software/hardware.
Designed several icons sets to reflect accessibility, minimalism and fun.
Created knowledge bases for all new software and properties, in order to document and share historic details, repairs, costs and tips. These include codes, parts, helpful contacts, maintenance programs etc.
Created thoughtful social media calendars and posts on Instagram, Facebook and X to promote vacation rentals. Generated engagement, sales and grew the channels to 10K+ following within the first 4 months.
While traveling, I enjoy producing closeups and portraits to feature textures and colors. My shots are usually processed on Photoshop or Lightroom.
Creating ways to collect memories is one of my favorite things. I can spend hours waiting for the right shot or driving to capture something unique.
Shot products for small local businesses to promote their goods and increase their brand visibility and customer base.
Proposed a brand refresh to reflect a softer and more modern approach to staffing, while allowing the UI to be more accessible, friendly and mobile/screen-reader responsive.
Provided kind and professional vision care to lower-income demographics, from pediatric to elderly patients.
Designed and launched new swag catalog for new hires, internal staff, clients and external events.
Organized internal and external corporate events, from company lunches to EOY parties. These events for up to 1400+ guests included invitations design/mass emailing, catering selection/booking, location scouting, speaker arrangements/coordination, budgets, logistics, and post-event feedback.
This house built in the 50’s has seen a lot of Austin’s changes! 1,800 sq/ft of charming, rustic and cozy old stones, with a pool and spa overlooking the Travis Heights creek.
Built in 1887 downtown Austin, this industrial, historic, and dripping in cool building will allow you to soak up the nostalgia with exposed brick, hardwood floors, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
If these walls could talk, they couldn’t tell you everyone who’s partied here, but they would tell you the story of how this place came to be. The Graeber is a hidden architectural gem right in the heart of the legendary 6th Street entertainment district in Austin.
This magical work of art is part Willy Wonka, part Big Lebowski, and totally unlike anywhere else. Do it for the ‘gram, but also for your soul. Take a vacation from the real world of right angles and ticky tacky boxes. Situated on a secluded lot and wonderfully restored, The Bloomhouse is a celebration of all things magical and mystical.
The Littlefield Lofts offers the best of Downtown Austin and East 6th Street all within arm’s reach. From views of the famous Driskill Hotel to modern amenities, the 36 duplexes the property has it all!
Arrive Logistics offers a 200,000 sq/ft facility in Austin as well as some other ones across the US. This warehouse was converted into a call center and private offices, play room and gigantic kitchens and hosts 1,400+ employees.
Nestled in the Wasatch Mountains, Park City, Utah offers all the benefits of resort living, with the conveniences and opportunities that can only be provided by a major metropolis. Majestic stone fireplace, wet bar with beverage center overlooking scenic mountain views – you’ll be able to relax and/or entertain for your whole stay!
Seahome hosts up to 10 guests in five well-appointed queen cabins, all with ensuites. Outside, the sweeping deck, shaded flybridge, and cushioned sunbeds allow guests ample choice and space to relax and absorb the breathtaking 360° views.
This custom trailer was turned into a stunning mobile vision clinic in 2020. Serving up to 30 patients per day on two lanes, it moves from schools to healthcare centers to provide affordable eye care to lower-income demographics in the Austin area.
Grace Vanderwaal chose one of our properties for her first ACL performance in 2017 and really enjoyed her stay, in collab with HomeAway! Published in People Magazine.
While interviewing for a global company, I was tasked with a case study. I made sure to showcase my skills by producing a 50-page branded and detailed analysis.
The base information for the study included some internal team organization details such as language and location, and a sample datasheet with over 14,000 line items.
Based on this information, I had to:
• Demonstrate how I would define regions for NorAm,
• How to build teams to optimize for capacity planning,
• How to best serve the customer base and ensure the best SLA with the least disruption for the agents,
• How to morph the current organization into a new one,
• Provide a new adjusted org chart,
• A strategic plan on how to communicate the changes to the new organization with samples.
Whether for my personal needs or when serving clients or the companies I worked for, I found some opportunities to leverage online sales or services advertising.
From defining a brand’s identity to sending out thoughtful confirmation emails, I make sure to focus on a stellar user experience, user-friendly navigation, and an easy way to manage all resources on-the-go!
Whether for my personal trips or when serving clients, I always make sure to research and plan activities for everyone to enjoy, with options to allow for quick changes depending on weather, budget etc. I make it my priority to experience “living like a local” as much as possible and prioritize experiences over touristy things.
I always start trip planning with at least a budget, desired locations, desired dates, and collecting travelers’ interests.
Then, I start my research using several trusted sources such as Atla Obscura, Trip Advisor, Google reviews etc. in order to create a list of points of interest.
Lastly, I map out all destinations to visualize the trip and optimize the routes and itinerary.
I also use the Wanderlog app to gather all my trip info as it offers some very helpful features:
• Attach all travel confirmations such as hotel and flight bookings,
• Use AI to optimize itineraries,
• Make suggestions for nearby attractions,
• Keep track of my budget,
• Be able to share real-time itineraries with my loved ones.
I planned an epic road trip from Austin, TX to Monument Valley, UT. We woke up every morning to a new scenery and experienced once-in-a-lifetime adventures, such as a visit of Hunts Mesa with the Navajo, a hot balloon ride, sleeping in a hogan, etc.
I had the opportunity to spend a couple of days in Paris, and realized that during all my time living in France, I actually never took the time to visit the city.
After a seven-year absence, I recently had the opportunity to return to my birth country. This trip was a chance to revisit memories that had existed only in my mind until now, and to create new ones. I wanted to capture these experiences through photographs and videos, ensuring they remain vivid for years to come. The Charente-Maritime region holds a special place in my heart, as it is where I spent a significant portion of my childhood. I took this opportunity to share its beauty with my husband, introducing him to a part of my heritage that is deeply meaningful to me.
Nantes is where I went to high school. It’s a very vibrant and artsy scene. I enjoyed going back to the places I used to hang out in and see old friends.
I planned an epic road trip from Austin, TX to Monument Valley, UT. We woke up every morning to a new scenery and experienced once-in-a-lifetime adventures, such as a visit of Hunts Mesa with the Navajo, a hot balloon ride, sleeping in a hogan, etc.