I hold a BSc in Biochemistry and spent a year working in the University of Utah's Proteomics Core, across biochemistry and internal medicine research. What I valued most was learning how to analyze complex systems and turn evidence into ideas. After the 2024 election, I applied that same approach to politics, producing a feature documentary about the forces that shaped America's current political moment. That work led directly to my role leading digital communications for the Womack for Congress campaign.
An archival documentary examining American working-class decline, deindustrialization, and the political polarization that followed. Traces how the Democratic Party's shift from its working-class base created conditions for the rise of populism through economic history, political data, and the people who lived through it.
How the Second World War created a new America. One built on industry, shared purpose, and a working class that had never felt more certain of its place in the world.
How forces beyond anyone's control reshaped the economy. The politics that followed were never quite the same again.
How the anger of millions of ordinary people was harvested, and what it was used to build.
Voter framing and audience development rooted in research and analytical thinking, applied consistently across every deliverable: from site architecture to video strategy to visual identity.
Custom web design and development. Site architecture and messaging hierarchy designed to reflect the campaign's strategic positioning.
Short-form campaign ads and constituent interview series — candidate in conversation with Eastern Washington voters.
Visual identity, billboard and poster design, event graphics, and field photography across the campaign.
Open to political strategy, communications, and campaign roles, particularly where analytical thinking and digital execution meet.
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