My Career Journey

"You're doing great sweetie!"

In 2010, I got my first ever job. I was a Tennis Coach at a local summer camp. I was also an english and algebra tutor during my senior year of high school.




"I'm calling on behalf of Southern Methodist University."

During my freshman and sophomore years of college, I worked 20 hours a week as a student fundraiser and raised over $40,000 in donations for my alma mater.

"Annyeonghaseyo."

The summer after my freshman year of college, I worked as a full-time Commerce Intern in Seoul, South Korea.




"Great job everyone."

The summer after my sophomore year, I had two unpaid internships. After presenting a marketing plan to the CEO at one of them, he promoted me to Marketing Manager, and I managed 12 interns throughout the summer.

"Found another one."

The summer after my junior year, I got a full-time internship at a recruiting firm scouring the web for potential candidates for senior executive roles. I learned how to get really good at using Google Search.




"We did it!"

During my senior year and my Master's program, I led the marketing strategy and implementation for a local glass repair and installation franchise. We never hit $500,000/month before I started, but after I left, we were clearing that every single month. We ended up winning the 2015 Franchise of the Year award that year.

"Pls fix. Thanks."

After my Master's program, I started at Accenture as a Consulting Analyst then as a Digital Strategy Consultant. I stayed for nearly 5 years and worked on 10 projects at 7 different clients. I often flew weekly to various cities around the U.S. focusing on projects related to data visualization, data strategy, data management, and robotic process automation.




"It's working!"

It was a struggle at first, but I love it now. I feel more free than I have ever felt before. I can't wait to become the best programmer I can be.