I spent two years working for Jerry's, and eventually made my way into marketing. Once in marketing, I worked to increase their online presence via email marketing while helping them to define their web 2.0 site. When I left in 2007, their online presence had increased by 200%, resulting in more than a hundred thousand new online orders.
In 2007, I accepted a job as a Narrative Designer for Snowblind Studios, a game development company in Bothell, Washington. The year I spent there taught me a lot about the design process both from a designer's persepctive as well as from a larger corporate stand point. I learned how large corporations view their products and how much imagery affects public perception. I became intrigued with this idea... and how imagery draws consumers from one product to another.
In 2009 I began teaching design at the Academy of Art in Seattle. During that time I began to take on a few freelance jobs that involved helping people define their business ideas. After a few freelance jobs I began to explore the field of brand design and corporate identity. Since then, I have never looked back.
Currently I work as a consultant and designer for companies looking to update their corporate image. I work hand in had with each owner to make sure that the final product encapsulates their business philosophy while being unique and accessable to the public.
