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Senior Graphic Designer, Material ConneXion, New York, NY 09.2007-Present
Responsible for complete design process from concept to completion for print and multimedia projects, including, but not limited to virtual brochures, newsletters, manuals, fliers, advertising, posters, promotional displays, signage, website and HTML email advertising. Responsible for creating dynamic Keynote presentations/videos. In charge of managing/maintaining Photo and FTP Server. Coordinate with Marketing Department. Responsible for managing and supervising vendors.

Graphic Designer, Moment, New York, NY 04.07-09.07
Moment is a boutique Web Design firm. I was on the Tiffany & Co. team to rebuild tiffany.com.
I was responsible for production, running scripts, editing, setting, laying out,and exporting images/assets


Graphic Designer, LinesandCurves.net, New York, NY 2005-Present
LinesandCurves.net is my business which I have taken on clients for both print projects as well as web projects.
In almost all cases I have been responsible for the projects from concept to completion

Mac Specialist, Apple Fifth Ave, New York, NY 05.06-12.06
Certified Mac OSX software specialist, taught training courses, workshops, and customer 1 on 1’s at the Studio, designed the store’s Motion yearbook

Junior Designer, Spring Design Partners, New York, NY 2005-2006
Worked with senior designers researching and brainstorming for new ad campaigns, and refacing of existing packaging
Did mark-ups and collaterals, created mechanicals and page layouts
Learned a lot about industry standards and development


Education
Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, NY, communication design
School of Visual Arts, New York, NY, editorial design
Northern VA Community College, Alexandria, VA, general studies


Computer Skills
Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat, Dreamweaver, Flash, (up to CS3), QuarkXpress,
Final Cut Express HD, Motion, Aperture, Mac OSX, iLife, iWork, Windows XP, Microsoft Office

 
 
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