I specialize in streamlining complex processes into structured, data-informed systems that improve performance, compliance, and output. Currently serving with the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health Child Welfare Division’s Medical HUBs program, I support clinical teams by conducting workflow analyses, developing KPIs, generating compliance reports, and coordinating cross-functionally across the multiple medical hubs.

My background spans public service, digital production, and enterprise web operations, giving me a distinctive capability to bridge technical tools with real-world program needs. From building dashboards that accelerate performance tracking to standardizing documentation processes that improve audit readiness, I focus on turning policy and data into executable operational improvements.

I hold a Master’s degree in Information Science from San Jose State University and a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Arts & Spanish from Loyola Marymount University. I also completed formal training in Data Analytics through General Assembly, strengthening my applied skills in SQL, data management, and performance measurement.

Outside of work, I enjoy building and experimenting—whether using a 3D printer, attending Pen Shows, or trying out new restaurants around Los Angeles.