I work across launch strategy, e-commerce, social commerce, and analytics.
About me
“I analyze to build: a sharper launch, a stronger campaign, or a decision a team can act on.”
Marketing and analytics have never felt separate to me. Insight shapes the work, results reveal what landed, and each cycle makes the next decision stronger.
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May 2026 – Aug 2026
Storytelling & Visual Engagement Intern
Nonprofit · Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems
Turned complex program information into clear fundraising, email, presentation, and video stories for partners and beginning-farmer organizations.
8Core deliverables
4Email campaigns
1Virtual Farm Day video series
2Webinars published
May 2026 – Jul 2026
Social Media Lead
Fashion & Streetwear
Led creative strategy and cross-platform content for a fashion and streetwear product launch.
11K+Organic views
275+Likes
125+Shares
Jan 2026 – May 2026
Product Marketing Intern
AI Governance & Cybersecurity
Built competitive positioning, buyer messaging, and a developer-first go-to-market plan.
GTMPositioning and messaging system
2023 – 2025
Cross-Cultural Caregiver & Educator
Education & Cultural Exchange
Taught Mandarin, built community, and lived across cultures full-time.
Communication, adaptation, and human-centered learning.
2022 – 2023
Product Manager
Food & Beverage
Led packaging, influencer strategy, and a national multi-channel dairy product launch.
$700K+Omnichannel revenue
2021
Merchant Management Intern
Beauty & Fashion E-Commerce
Managed assortment, pricing, rankings, and campaign performance across a large marketplace portfolio.
$7M+GMV
500+SKUs
70+Vendors
2018 – 2021
Founder
Food Entrepreneurship
Built and operated a direct-to-consumer bakery through organic social commerce.
600+Units monthly · 100% sell-through
What drives me
I like turning insight into momentum.
The best work is not just interesting. It gets launched, aligned, and acted on.
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I make insight useful
I want the work to end with something launched, improved, or decided—not simply presented.
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I connect creative and data
I move comfortably between analysis and storytelling, helping teams turn evidence into a clear message and a practical next step.
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I learn industries quickly
Working across food, beauty, fashion, agriculture, and AI has strengthened my pattern recognition and taught me how to ask better questions early.
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Selected work
Work across industries, built to make an impact.
A few highlights from my work in product marketing, campaigns, storytelling, and analytics. Open any case study to see the challenge, my approach, and the results.
Case 01Nonprofit · Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems
Agricultural Storytelling & Visual Engagement
Turned complex agricultural programs into clear stories that farmers, partners, and funders could quickly understand.
8Core deliverables
4Email campaigns
1Virtual Farm Day video series
2Webinars published
Storytelling & Visual Engagement InternAgricultural marketingVideo production
A curated portion of the work is shown here.
Case 02Fashion & Streetwear
THANK YOU BELT 3.0 Launch Campaign
Led the creative and social strategy for the THANK YOU BELT 3.0 launch, using trends and performance data to shape content for each platform.
10+Marketing assets
11K+Organic views
275+Likes
125+Shares
Social Media LeadSocial strategyCampaign creative
A curated portion of the campaign is shown here.
Case 03AI Governance & Cybersecurity
Product Marketing for an AI Governance Startup
Turned a technical AI governance platform into a clearer market story for developers, security teams, and business buyers.
Found a clearer position in the crowded AI governance market
Built a product narrative and reusable messaging system
Shaped a developer-first launch plan across technical and community channels
Selected work from the products and social content I created for the business.
Skills & Projects
Where analytics meets creative strategy.
A mix of technical tools, analytical methods, and marketing skills I use to turn data into clear decisions and stronger stories.
Data Project 01
H-1B Approval Forecasting
Analyzed 3.4M DOL filings from FY2020–2024. Built logistic regression to predict approval probability, K-means to segment employer types, and linear regression to forecast wage trends through 2026.
PythonpandassklearnLogistic regressionK-means
Data Project 02
Global Retail Performance Dashboard
Built an interactive retail analytics dashboard to track revenue,
product and store performance, returns, and monthly trends,
turning large-scale sales data into actionable business insights.
Analyzed 10 years of tech-stock and macroeconomic data to examine how
market fear influences volatility. Used VIX, interest rates, market
regimes, and cross-stock comparisons to turn complex market behavior
into clear visual insights.
PythonTableauData VisualizationK-meansRegression
Let's work together
Data tells a story.What matters is knowinghow to make it clear.
I'm looking for a team where creative thinking and analytical rigor sit at the same table. If that sounds like yours, I'd love to hear from you.
Connected consumer insight, product development, packaging, and channel strategy to build a clearer proposition for parents and a stronger route to market.
The challenge
The product lacked a distinctive reason for parents to choose it in a crowded children’s dairy category. We needed to turn technical nutrition benefits into a credible, easy-to-understand promise.
My role
Owned the end-to-end relaunch: consumer and category insight, positioning, product testing, packaging development, factory sampling, channel planning, and launch coordination.
01 · Consumer strategy
Turned Nutrition into a Parent-Relevant Proposition
Identified the priority parent segment and translated product benefits into a differentiated, family-centered value proposition.
Audience StrategyFocused the product on parents looking for a trustworthy, child-friendly nutrition option.Product PositioningWorked with the brand team to connect the nutrition story with everyday family care.
02 · Product development
Converted the Strategy into a Launch-Ready Product
Partnered with R&D to validate the product, directed packaging development, reviewed factory samples, and approved the final production design.
Packaging DevelopmentGuided the design direction and made sure the packaging matched the audience and product positioning.Sampling & ValidationCoordinated factory proofs, confirmed packaging details, and partnered with R&D on product testing.
03 · Commercialization
Built the Route to Market
Worked with sales to define channel roles, pricing, promotional mechanics, product trials, and the integrated launch plan.
Channel PlanningAligned with sales on retail and digital channels, pricing, and promotional offers.Launch ExecutionCoordinated product trials and campaign assets to support awareness, consideration, and sales.
Case 05 · Zhong Ken Mu Dairy
Lunar New Year Seasonal GTM
How I turned one seasonal idea into an integrated packaging, retail, and digital campaign that increased sales without paid media.
Unified limited-edition packaging, in-store conversion, and social content into one campaign system—lifting sales 60% during the holiday window.
The challenge
Lunar New Year is a crowded sales period. The brand needed a distinctive seasonal reason to buy—without a paid-media budget.
My role
Owned the campaign from concept through execution: seasonal creative direction, packaging assets, retail activation, channel planning, and performance review.
01 · Campaign platform
Built One Recognizable Seasonal Idea
Created a rabbit-led Lunar New Year system that translated consistently across campaign content, gifting, and product touchpoints.
Seasonal IdentityHelped shape a warm, recognizable campaign device that linked the brand with holiday gifting.Branded GiftingExtended the campaign into a useful holiday item that customers could take home and share.
02 · Retail conversion
Brought the Campaign to the Shelf
Coordinated product neck tags and point-of-sale materials across ten stores so the seasonal offer was clear at the moment of purchase.
In-Store ActivationConnected the campaign message directly to the product shelf, supporting recognition and conversion.Retail Asset SystemAdapted the concept across products and formats while keeping the visual language consistent.
03 · Integrated launch
Connected Awareness, Commerce, and Retail
Sequenced social and commerce content around the store rollout, adapting one recognizable campaign system across digital, retail, and gifting touchpoints.
Campaign TeaserBuilt anticipation before launch with a simple, recognizable visual reveal.Channel ConsistencyKept the core campaign device consistent while adapting execution for social, commerce, and retail.
Case 07 · Independent Venture
Online Bakery Built from Scratch
I built and ran a social-first bakery, connecting product ideas, content, customer feedback, and daily operations in one business.
Consistent products, honest storytelling, and direct customer conversations turned a home-baking project into a repeatable small business.
The challenge
I started with no team, storefront, or advertising budget. Every product had to look distinctive, travel well, and earn trust through social content.
What I owned
I developed recipes, planned the assortment, photographed each launch, wrote social posts, managed orders, and handled production and fulfillment.
01 · Product
Built a Distinctive Product Line
I tested formats and flavors, then shaped a rotating menu around customer response, visual appeal, and what I could produce consistently.
Product DevelopmentCreated seasonal items that felt fresh, recognizable, and worth sharing.Assortment StrategyBalanced playful shapes and familiar flavors to keep the menu varied.Repeatable ProductionRefined recipes and batch planning to maintain quality at monthly volume.
02 · Social commerce
Turned Content into Customer Demand
I used Weibo as both a storefront and a feedback channel, sharing the real process behind each product and learning from audience response.
Honest Product StoriesShared experiments and lessons in a personal voice that made the brand feel approachable.Launch ContentUsed product details and customer-friendly language to introduce new releases and build anticipation.
03 · Operations
Ran the Full Business Loop
Customer feedback informed the next product drop, while order patterns guided batch size, pricing, and production planning.
DevelopTest recipes, refine the menu, and price each product.
LaunchPhotograph products, write posts, and manage orders through social channels.
DeliverPlan batches, package orders, fulfill purchases, and learn from feedback.
Case 06 · DXY
Beauty E-Commerce Growth & Merchandising
I managed a large Beauty & Fashion portfolio and used commercial data to decide what to feature, how to price it, and when to activate campaigns.
Connected category insight, pricing decisions, vendor coordination, and campaign timing to support growth across the portfolio.
The challenge
A fast-moving assortment made it difficult to identify which products deserved visibility and which price points would convert.
My approach
I combined SKU performance, category rankings, pricing signals, and campaign trends to turn a large catalog into focused merchandising actions.
01 · Category strategy
Turned a Large Catalog into Clear Priorities
Built a category view that made top products, price, demand signals, and promotional opportunities easier to compare.
Category DashboardOrganized product rankings, prices, and GMV signals into one view to support faster merchandising decisions.
02 · Campaign analysis
Planned Around High-Intent Shopping Moments
Compared monthly GMV and campaign peaks to understand when demand accelerated and where inventory and visibility should be concentrated.
GMV Trend AnalysisHighlighted the 618 and Double 11 peaks to support campaign timing, vendor planning, and merchandising focus.Price-to-Conversion AnalysisUsed R modeling to identify ¥600–800 as the strongest conversion range and guide product positioning.
03 · Product-level action
Translated Analysis into Merchandising Decisions
Applied category and pricing insight at the product level, aligning premium products with the right audience, placement, and promotional moment.
Premium Product PositioningUsed product, price, and category context to decide how premium SKUs should be presented and promoted.
From insight to execution
Prioritized high-potential SKUs for visibility and campaign placement.
Coordinated pricing, inventory, and promotional details with vendors.
Reviewed post-campaign performance to refine the next merchandising decision.
Case 03 · NuGuard AI
Product Marketing for an AI Governance Startup
Turning a technical AI governance platform into a clear market story and a practical path to launch.
The research revealed where NuGuard could stand apart, shaped the product messaging, and informed a developer-first go-to-market plan.
The challenge
AI governance is crowded and highly technical. NuGuard needed a product story that explained what it does, why it matters, and how it stands apart.
My approach
I studied the market, reviewed the product experience, and translated technical capabilities into language that buyers and developers could understand quickly.
01 · Market intelligence
Finding the Positioning Whitespace
Compared adjacent governance, security, observability, and platform tools to find a position NuGuard could own.
Product and Market ViewThe product scan made NuGuard’s value concrete: visibility into AI assets, testing findings, and security signals in one place.
02 · Messaging
Technical Value, Clear Language
Built a master messaging brief around one simple idea: help teams ship AI with confidence.
Website NarrativeThe messaging moves from the customer problem to a clear product promise: discover every AI asset before it reaches production.
03 · Go to market
A Developer-first Channel Plan
Focused the launch around the places technical users already learn, compare tools, and try open-source products.
Developer-first DistributionGitHub became a key proof point and discovery channel, supported by technical content, community outreach, and product documentation.
Case 02 · Gritty & Abstract
THANK YOU BELT 3.0 Launch Campaign
Building a platform-native social launch around self-expression, streetwear culture, and the message “Thank you for being you.”
Social strategyCampaign creativeTrend analysisInstagramTikTokPerformance analytics
My roleSocial Media Lead
AudienceStreetwear, dance & creative communities
Deliverables10+ cross-platform campaign assets
11K+Organic views
275+Likes
125+Shares
Creative strategy backed by audience response
Performance tracking helped identify what resonated and translate engagement signals into sharper content decisions throughout the launch.
The challenge
Launch a statement accessory in a crowded social feed while preserving the brand’s experimental visual identity and making the product message feel culturally relevant.
My approach
I shaped the campaign concept, planned platform-native content with the design team, tracked audience behavior, and used engagement data to refine creative direction across Instagram and TikTok.
01 · Campaign concept
Identity-led Launch Story
Positioned the belt as more than an accessory: a visual statement of self-acceptance built around the product’s “Thank you for being you” message.
Brand StatementEditorial creative connected the product message with individuality, movement, and street culture.Product RevealA bold, product-forward asset made the launch name immediately recognizable in the feed.
02 · Platform-native creative
Social-first Content System
Used familiar digital behaviors and playful cultural references to make campaign assets feel native to social media rather than adapted from traditional advertising.
AirDrop ConceptA recognizable phone interaction reframed product discovery as an invitation to accept the campaign.Vitamin B ConceptVisual wordplay connected battle, beats, and belt to the brand’s dance-community context.
03 · Campaign recap
Launch Ecosystem
Brought product photography, dance culture, event moments, and community imagery together into a cohesive recap that showed the belt in use.
Campaign RecapA social-native collage captured the product, performers, community, and launch energy in one visual.
Case 01 · New Entry Sustainable Farming Project
Agriculture & Food Systems Storytelling
Turning complex agricultural programs into clear, engaging stories for a nationwide network of farmer-training organizations.
Created sponsorship, research, presentation, email, video, and webinar content to support FIELD School and the FIELD Network across fundraising, partner engagement, and digital storytelling.
The challenge
FIELD Network programs create meaningful impact, but their work can be complex to explain. I needed to turn program information, funding needs, and farmer experiences into communications that different audiences could understand quickly.
My approach
I interviewed staff and farmers, developed the messaging and visual direction, produced content across multiple formats, and incorporated stakeholder feedback from concept through final delivery.
01 · Video Storytelling
Virtual Open Farm Day Video Series
Produced a virtual farm tour from on-site filming and interviews through editing and publishing, showcasing New Entry’s farmer-training programs and farm operations.
Designed a clear sponsorship story connecting FIELD School’s national impact with specific funding opportunities.
Sponsorship PacketA polished introduction to the FIELD School’s purpose, reach, and partnership opportunities.
Sponsorship OptionsClear tiers and benefits made partnership opportunities easy to compare.Program HighlightsConference themes and network value organized into a quick visual overview.
03 · Video storytelling
Virtual Farm Day & Facilitator Guide
Planned, filmed, and edited a farm story, then translated the process into a practical resource other FIELD Network partners can reuse.
Facilitator GuideA step-by-step resource covering goals, story planning, featured voices, and on-farm footage.Sharing & MeasurementPractical guidance for distribution, reflection, and reviewing audience engagement.
04 · Strategic storytelling
FIELD Network Pitch Deck
Turned the FIELD Network’s reach, peer-learning model, and collective impact into a clear presentation designed for partners and funders.
Network StoryA human-centered opening that positions shared learning as the foundation of the FIELD Network.Impact at a GlanceKey participation metrics translated into a clear, memorable visual hierarchy.
05 · Content publishing
YouTube Webinar Content
Prepared and published two educational webinars with consistent titles, descriptions, thumbnails, and playlist placement.
Two webinars publishedConsistent packaging helped the educational content feel connected and easier for FIELD Network audiences to discover.
Policy uncertainty can increase cost and planning risk for U.S. employers competing for global STEM talent. I wanted to understand which employer, occupation, wage, and market patterns were associated with H-1B labor certification outcomes.
The goal
Build a data-driven view of certification probability and wage trends, identify employer segments and cost patterns, and forecast broader labor-market trends through 2026.
01 · Data & Methods
From raw filings to analytical models
Using U.S. Department of Labor H-1B filing data from FY2020–2024,
I analyzed certification outcomes, employer segments, wage patterns,
and broader labor-market trends.
01
Logistic Regression
Estimated certification probability and identified factors associated with case outcomes.
02
K-means Clustering
Segmented employers based on filing behavior and labor-market characteristics.
03
Linear Regression
Analyzed wage patterns and forecast labor-market trends through 2026.
Full Project
H-1B Approval & Wage Forecasting
Explore the complete 8-page analysis, including methodology,
employer segmentation, certification modeling, wage forecasting,
and business implications.
What actually drives tech-stock volatility? I compared two competing
explanations: market fear, represented by VIX, and monetary policy,
represented by the Federal Funds Rate.
The approach
I combined ten years of market and macroeconomic data, calculated
monthly stock volatility, classified market regimes, and used
regression, K-means clustering, and visualization to test which
signal better explains changes in tech-stock risk.
01 · Analytical Process
From market data to volatility signals
I built the analysis in four stages, moving from data preparation
to market-regime classification and statistical validation.
01
Prepare the Data
Combined stock-price, VIX, and Federal Funds Rate data and calculated monthly volatility.
02
Define Market Regimes
Classified periods into market conditions to compare volatility behavior across different environments.
03
K-means Validation
Used clustering to test whether naturally occurring market regimes aligned with the observed volatility patterns.
04
Regression Analysis
Used OLS regression to compare the explanatory power of VIX and the Federal Funds Rate.
Full Project
Tech Stock Volatility Analysis
Explore the complete analysis, including market-regime classification,
VIX and interest-rate comparisons, regression modeling, and
cross-stock volatility insights.
I transformed multi-year retail sales data into an interactive
performance dashboard through data cleaning, SQL analysis,
KPI development, and dashboard design.
01
Clean & Prepare Data
Cleaned and standardized the retail dataset to prepare sales,
product, store, and return data for analysis.
02
Analyze with SQL
Used SQL to organize and analyze performance across stores,
markets, products, and time periods.
03
Build Performance KPIs
Developed key measures including net revenue, total units,
return rate, and monthly revenue trends.
04
Design the Dashboard
Built an interactive Looker Studio dashboard with filters for
country, category, store, and date.
Dashboard
Global Retail Performance
An interactive dashboard designed to explore revenue trends,
store performance, product performance, and returns across markets.