Here in Prague, I build and fix websites for local and international clients and help out with the documentation for our in-house AEM blueprint.

I’ve created a range of design and development deliverables for clients, including personal brand designs, a full design suite for a corporate brand, and custom WordPress Themes. I’m equipped to coach and guide the client from start to finish, so no matter where you are in your website or personal brand project, there’s definitely something I can do for you along the way.

– Proofread and translated texts from Czech and German to English for one of the biggest e-shops in Europe for their various product websites throughout the greater European market. – Content editing and proofreading for an e-commerce blog; managing different writers and coaching their styles into one cohesive tone to best represent the brand. – Grammar and clarity fixes for journalists, writers, and other creatives who are non-native English speakers.

I wear a few different hats here, which is how I thrive best! Not only do I contribute to bug fixes and new features, I’m also involved with documentation, tech support, and sometimes design! We’re a fully remote, small team far flung across the globe.

I have taught French and English to adult speakers of all levels who are native speakers of Czech, Russian, Slovak, Polish, Italian, and Spanish in their offices for 60 and 90 minute sessions.

I have been an on-campus resource to students looking to study abroad. My presence there was not only to promote the company, but also studying abroad in general, providing education and insight into the process of applying to the program and all the ins and outs of living abroad, from navigating the local language to dealing with culture shock while still succeeding as a student. I have participated in various social media outreach projects, written blog posts, advised students during in-person study abroad fairs, and have given classroom presentations and in-depth Q&As.

Part of my duties were greeting and recommending books to customers in person or online via social media in their native languages (German, French, Czech, or English). I translated and wrote newsletters and book reviews for the site, as well as prepared the layout and graphic design for online and paper advertisements. Of course, there were basic shop tasks like working the register, preparing the shop for events, and adding store window displays.

I made a series of blog posts and videos detailing the ins and outs of my internship during my time abroad, published on CEA’s site and featured in their social media. I also made weekly social media posts about life in Prague. Both resources have been instrumental in recruiting students and getting them interested in and excited about going abroad, as well as pursuing international work experience.

My position was instrumental in helping potential new students make a college admission decision – I needed to provide as much information as possible while still showing the college at its best potential. I gave individual, group tours, and worked special admissions events. Thanks to my team, we greatly increased enrollment levels, while other universities in the area saw a decrease in numbers. I also have done basic office tasks like preparing welcome packets for events, giving directions to people coming into the office, answering phones, and working closely with the admissions counselors and giving feedback to ensure the best experience for upcoming events.

I was a student-teacher liaison during a required one-semester class for first-year students. This involves direct engagement with students: I addressed questions regarding all aspects of college life. I planned various lessons, neighborhood tours, and events in order to help the students better integrate into their new culture and environment.