Designed and revised a student intake form for SFCC’s Office of Career Education to make client needs, contact information, service requests, and follow-up notes easier to capture and review. The layout balances institutional branding with usability, helping staff quickly organize information during student appointments.
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Every weekday at 6:52 AM, an AI assistant I built in Claude reads what came in overnight, preps every task on my plan, and drafts anything that needs my OK. By the time I sit down, my day is sorted, and nothing goes out without me.
- Reads every new email in full, plus Slack and my calendar, and flags what needs me today.
- Preps each task on my weekly plan, for every client: drafts, call agendas, research, and checklists.
- Drafts replies and client updates, then lines them up in one sign-off list for me to approve.
- Sends one phone notification when my day is ready, then walks me through it one item at a time.
- Never sends, posts, pays, or deletes anything without my OK.
- Ran all 13 weekday mornings in its first three weeks, with a backup run in case one is missed.
I set up the same kind of morning sweep for clients, in their own Claude account and built around their tools. Message me if you'd like one for your business.
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Designed a concise interview-preparation handout for SFCC’s Career & Workforce Development Center explaining the STAR Method. The goal was to turn a structured interview framework into a clear, easy-to-use visual resource that students could quickly understand and reference while preparing for interviews.
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