CAPM-certified program coordinator with 10 years’ experience leading cross-functional projects, optimizing workflows, aligning stakeholders, and enabling data-driven executive decisions.
Overview
10
10
years of professional experience
Work History
Program Coordinator
AECOM
Los Angeles, California
12.2025 - Current
Developed and maintained relationships with stakeholders to enhance collaboration and communication.
Compiled comprehensive reports for management review, highlighting key outcomes, and recommendations.
Managed accurate data records, creating clear visualizations to effectively communicate key insights.
Programmer Analyst III
UCLA Health
Los Angeles, CA
08.2019 - 12.2025
Oversaw multi-phase cancer genomics projects from planning through execution, aligning timelines and deliverables across research, data, and clinical teams.
Improved operational efficiency by introducing automated workflows and standardized processes that supported data-driven decision-making.
Collaborated with leadership on staffing needs; assisted with interviewing, onboarding, and developing SOPs.
Data Analyst
Ontera
Santa Cruz, CA
08.2018 - 08.2019
Managed R&D project timelines and deliverables, coordinating efforts between engineering and analytics teams to achieve key product milestones.
Facilitated cross-functional communication through weekly sprint meetings and progress updates.
Conducted live demonstrations of our diagnostic product, and presented project outcomes to leadership and external partners at 20+ biotech conferences.
Project Coordinator
Ontera
Santa Cruz, CA
02.2016 - 08.2018
Directed R&D project schedules, resources, and documentation to meet technical and regulatory milestones, aligning deliverables with company and compliance objectives.
Supervised a team of three in daily diagnostic device testing, implementing Agile tracking tools to enhance lab productivity.
Collaborated with operations, product, and scientific leadership to document results, assess project risks, and maintain adherence to quality and regulatory standards.