Tina Homayoun

• Develop and manage public arts organization that connects local ceramic artists with buyers through recurring markets, demonstrations, workshops, exhibitions, and hands-on activities.
• Build partnerships with likeminded organizations and local businesses, to expand our mission statement creatively in new contexts.
• Manage program operations, including budgets, ceramic artist recruitment and coordination, scheduling, site logistics, sponsorships, and graphic design.
• Lead community outreach and communications to engage artists, partners, and the public in Clay Commons programming.
• Develop opportunities across retail, hospitality, public art, and wholesale partnerships, expanding avenues for visibility and income for artists.

• Provide technology support through website coding and design maintenance.
• Developed responsive UX/UI layouts compatible with various devices and browsers.
• Designed and coded websites aligned with client specifications and brand identity.
• Collaborated with clients and internal teams to create graphic design visuals and animations.
• Mentored Portland State University students since spring of 2026, guiding professional project work.
• Facilitated 10 hours per week of hands-on design experience for stipend-earning students.

• Contributed in a team to development of NLP-based product for automating essay grading.
• Integrated grading rubrics into computational frameworks, creating scoring algorithms based on diverse essay samples.
• Designed the architecture for our product, i.e. determining metrics for rubrics that we would score essays against.
• Acted as a liaison between the technical and operations teams to ensure project alignment.
• Outreached to potential buyers including educational institutions for product piloting.
• Collaborated with MITx, Suffolk University, and Harvard's IELTS on successful product pilot.
• Assisted in technical documentation and created tickets for technical team support as the product developed.

• Worked alongside economists on a variety of projects that contributed to the aims of the Economic Policy Office:

-Analyzed the effects of TARP, specifically U.S. Treasury funded programs (Making Homes Affordable Act, Capital Purchase Program, etc.)

-Monitored Gallup’s job creation and confidence index and displayed data in memos for the EP team

-Presented the effects of guns on crime for the Office of Domestic Finance

-Investigated for employer wage collaboration using Excel and STATA programs on large data files

-Assisted the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Microeconomic Analysis in evaluating the economic costs of Zika-control initiatives

-Developed new macroeconomic inputs to quantify national spending; the framework remains in use for internal analysis

-Contributed towards a working White Page discussing the metrics used when assessing the economic security of women (published by The Hamilton Project 10/19/2017)