Left Brain Design	http://www.leftbraindesign.com/
	Left Brain Design is a new Boston-based web company, started by myself and a few other renegade web and graphic designers.   This site is my web design portfolio. Worked on: Design, HTML, programming, layout and copy-writing.
	Harvard University
	» Graduated with A.B. in Psychology, June 1997. » Coursework in Psychology, English, Computer Science, and Spanish. » Worked 20 hours/week termtime to cover tuition expenses. » Harvard College Scholarship recipient.
	Riverside Poly High School
	» Graduated with highest honors, June 1993. » California Scholarship Federation Life Membership Award. » National Merit Honorable Mention, HACER Mexican-American National Merit Semifinalist. » Varsity letters in cross-country and track.
	Computer Coordinator	Radcliffe College, Cambridge.
	Administer Netware network, including switching network applications (web server, file servers, e-mail) from Unix to Netware. Assisting in upgrading physical network. Troubleshooting hardware and software for multiple platforms.
	Technology Developer	Polese Clancy, Boston.
	My job involves helping Polese Clancy to integrate design and technology for their web clients. I have developed custom CGI scripts for web clients such as BankBoston, Stride Rite Corporation and the Polese Clancy website. My web work also includes imaging, site layout, and copy-editing. I also serve as a technical liason to our clients as well as maintaining our in-house web site and office computer equipment.
	Teaching Assistant	Harvard Extension School, Cambridge.
	I have worked as a teaching assistant for the Harvard Extension School, which includes teaching a hands-on lab session to over twenty students, preparing discussion materials, and grading assignments. Sessions covered such topics as Microsoft Office, organizing relational databases, HTML, and how to go about putting a business online.
	Macintosh Networking Specialist	Harvard FAS Computer Services, Cambridge.
	As the Macintosh networking specialist, I was the highest level of undergraduate Macintosh support; troubleshooting network, hardware, and software problems. I also gave lectures and hands-on presentations to a team of fifty user assistants as part of fall training, and worked with them throughout the year to improve upon their support skills.