Projects

Here are some of the projects I’ve worked on that I’m especially proud of. Each one represents a challenge I tackled, a process I improved, or a goal I helped achieve. I hope they give you a clear picture of the work I do and the impact I strive to make.

Initiation – Defining the Project

Client purchased a property in Irving, Texas and required a landscape remodel for aesthetics and safety.
The project needed to incorporate Indian culture and prioritize child safety while staying under budget.
Initial Client Meeting & Project Overview was conducted to clarify expectations, budget constraints, and overall vision.

Execution – Implementing the Plan

Managed vendor coordination and material logistics.
Oversaw the project completion timeline, ensuring the work stayed on schedule.
Communicated status updates directly to the CEO and stakeholders to maintain transparency

Planning – Creating the Roadmap

Drafted the initial landscape design to reflect cultural elements and safety needs.
Conducted a Design Pitch Meeting with the client to refine plans and receive feedback.
Identified and secured project materials through vendors, ensuring timely delivery.
Established a 3-week project timeline with key milestones.

Monitoring & Controlling – Keeping the Project on Track

Tracked budget compliance to ensure cost efficiency.
Monitored safety measures to ensure the design was secure for children.
Addressed any delays or material shortages by adjusting the timeline and coordinating with vendors.

Closure – Finalizing & Delivering the Project

Organized post-project cleanup and makeready efforts to prepare the property for client review.
Conducted a Property Reveal Meeting with the client to present the final landscape remodel.
Oversee contract closure and received final payments, ensuring all project elements were completed as agreed.

Initiation – Defining the Project

Met with the client to understand the full scope of requested services.
Identified key project requirements, expectations, and deliverables.
Established initial budget considerations and potential challenges.
Determine project timeline.

Planning – Creating the Roadmap

Secured and scheduled contract labor for various services.
Developed a procurement plan to obtain necessary materials from vendors.
Created an inventory management system to track materials and maintenance needs.
Established a budget control plan for contractor fuel and maintenance expenses.
Defined project milestones and a 12-month project timeline for tracking progress.

Execution – Implementing the Plan

Managed day-to-day client relations, ensuring ongoing communication and feedback.
Oversaw labor coordination and task execution based on project phases.
Ensured vendors delivered materials on time and maintained proper inventory records.
Controlled contractor budget allocation for fuel and maintenance.

Monitoring & Controlling – Keeping the Project on Track

Conducted Quality Assurance checks to ensure services met client expectations.
Tracked and managed the project timeline to prevent delays.
Monitored inventory and maintenance logs to ensure resources were available when needed.
Adjusted plans and labor scheduling as necessary based on performance and client feedback.

Closure – Finalizing & Delivering the Project

Reviewed final deliverables and ensured all services were completed as per the contract.
Processed invoicing, billing, and payment collection for completed work.
Conducted a final client review to confirm satisfaction and gather feedback.
Overseen contract renewal or closure, ensuring all obligations were met and documented.
Closed out contractor agreements and financial reports for project completion.

A Rather Unexpected Opportunity

Data Analysis Internship
Dec. 2024 - Mar. 2025

This project marks a significant milestone in my professional development. Data analytics. With no prior experience, I dove in headfirst—teaching myself the fundamentals needed to tackle real-world business problems. It was a crash course in data-driven strategy, and I thrived on the challenge.

Over the course of three months, I explored the analytics workflow from end to end—learning to use SQL for cleaning and structuring data, Excel for preparation and organization, and Tableau for building interactive dashboards. While I’m still deepening my expertise in these tools, the hands-on experience gave me a strong foundation and clear direction for continued growth.

My work centered on three key areas: product costing, marketing performance, and reporting on a personal investment portfolio. Along the way, I gained insight into how executives think—what drives their questions, how they assess performance, and where data fits into sharper, faster decision-making.

Although the company closed before I could complete the full buildout, the experience equipped me with practical skills, executive-level perspective, and a passion for analytics. I’m proud of what I accomplished as a self-taught beginner—and even more excited about where I’m headed next.