I'm an M.S. Information Systems student at Northeastern University interested in how organizations turn real-world processes into systems that actually work.
Before moving into information systems, my background was in film production, where projects depend heavily on coordination, clear communication, and effective workflows. I've found that many of those same ideas carry over into business and systems analysis.
I'm currently building experience in business process improvement, systems analysis, and application development. As I continue learning about emerging technologies, I'm especially interested in responsible AI: how it can be used ethically and sustainably while still preserving the value of human creativity and artistic expression.
My recent work has focused on:
- Mapping and improving business processes
- Designing workflows between different users and organizational roles
- Translating requirements into application functionality
- Building Java applications using object-oriented design
- Applying Agile, Lean, and systems-thinking concepts to real business problems
A standalone Java application demonstrating a cross-functional workflow from approved contractor time through payroll processing, client billing, invoice generation, and client approval.
The application separates contractor compensation from client billing using role-specific business rules and routes work between Payroll Specialist, Billing Analyst, and Client Approval work areas.
Java · Swing · JUnit · Object-Oriented Programming · Business Process Design · Workflow Analysis
More projects coming as I continue through the M.S. Information Systems program.
I'm continuing to develop my skills in systems analysis, data management, application development, and business process engineering.