I have several experiences where my analysis directly influenced a company's offerings and internal policies, which function as internal "services." During my internship at The New York Times Company, I partnered with HR and marketing teams to analyze competitor benefit programs. This research enabled me to craft targeted stakeholder communications, effectively influencing the presentation and promotion of the company's internal HR services. Furthermore, at Axzons Health Systems, I conducted research and analysis on competing firm's compensation and benefit trends and reported findings to senior executives, providing feedback that shaped their competitive strategy for attracting and retaining talent

my motivation to participate would be driven by my proven interest in utilizing deep insights to refine marketing and business strategies. My experience conducting demographic analyses to inform localized marketing strategies and patient outreach shows a strong commitment to understanding the target audience. User interviews offer the necessary qualitative data to complement my quantitative analysis, allowing me to develop more precise and customer-centric communications, much like the branded communication templates I produced for policy rollouts.

Yes, I currently live in New York City and own a car.