Work Experiences
Disney College Program - Park Entry
August 2025 - Present
Orlando, Florida
During my current role I will be responsible for ensuring all guests properly redeem their tickets and guiding them through the app to resolve any issues efficiently. I collaborate with Guest Relations and Security teams to address guest needs and enhance the overall experience. I promote safe conduct within the park and preventing the entry of disallowed items. I offer information about park attractions, policies, and procedures to ensure a seamless experience for guests. I restocking park maps and maintaining a clean, organized environment for a welcoming atmosphere. I focused on delivering high-quality service and work to ensure each guest had a smooth and enjoyable visit.
Atmos Energy Engineering Intern
May 2024-August 2024, January 2025-Present
Metairie, Louisiana
Atmos Energy is the largest natural gas-only distributor in the US. I interned at Atmos this past summer and it was such as positive experience that I returned to the company as a part time intern while I finished my degree. I assisted in designing and implementing replacement gas distribution systems. I designed using AutoDesk Utility Design. I attended meetings with state and local government officials and outside vendors. I prepared bid packages and keeping track of the project’s budget. I met with property owners to discuss potential easements to run gas mains through their property.
I also been worked on developing data sheets using compliance reports and system maps. For one project, I located oderizers and “sniff test points” for various systems throught out the eastern half of the state. The purpose of sniff points is to ensure that he natural gas smells through out the entire system so a leak can be detected. For this project, I used tableau to download the compliance reports from field techs. I also used ArcGIS to run network traces on the systems to match stations and test points to the correct system. Once all systems were mapped out with the oderizers, I gave advice on weather to move or add more testing points through out the system. I presented this information to my supervisor and creating a KMZ file so the points can all be seen in Google Earth.
During my first summer, I was able to observe engineers working in distribution but mostly focused on the transmission line. My biggest project was creating a digital record of the bends and offsets for the main natural gas transmission line in the area. This involved looking at maps, drawings and bill of materials. This data set was used to determine weather if the pipes could be inspected using a specific tool. I was able to shadow the implementation of an inline inspection pig. The inspection pig is a tool with different sensors that is pushed through the pipeline to find out where there may be damage to the pipe. I assisted the engineers with inspecting corroded pipes. I helped prepare materials for an upcoming inspection by the United States Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. Additionally I regularly attended pre-construction meetings and safety seminars.
Pipeline River Crossing Sign
In-line inspection pig before inspection
In-line inspection pig after inspection
Disney College Program - Attractions
January 2023-August 2023
Orlando, Florida
During my college program I was placed as an attraction Cast Member at Rise of the Resistance which is one of the newest attractions on property. It is a 20 minute experience that includes a turntable, a trackless ride system, and a 25 foot drop. I delivered outstanding guest services by putting on amazing show while staying safe and efficient. I learned how to operate different consoles. I performed safety checks and gave safety spiels to guests. I performed opening and closing checklists. I initiated drops and turntables and visually ensured all vehicles were prepared for operation.
During my program I received my recognition. I earned an award for setting a record of 1,629 guests per hour. I received 10 “Cast Compliments” which is a way for guests to let management know that a cast member did an excellent job. I received 9 “5-Key’s Recognition” from my fellow cast members and coordinators, a few of which can be read below:
“You were incredible during my efficient sweep today. You put on an amazing show, and your times kept getting better and better after every sweep. The guests were having an absolute blast, and I was having a blast watching you make magic. Thank you for all your hard work.”
“You were incredible as Merge today!! You were doing awesome with that massive phase 3 after all the downtimes we had. The massive line kept getting shorter and shorter because of all your hard work. Great job!”
“You were shining in every position I saw you in today! You were so kind to the guests that we had to turn away once we were closed for day guests. At unload you were being so welcoming to the guests coming back to the base here on batuu! Your energy is contagious! Keep up the good work!”
“Thank you for being so wonderful today during the extended downtime. I know it isn’t easy being Resistance and having to deal with the Guests and the heat. But you did fantastic despite all of it. Thank you again.”
Teche Center for the Art’s Directors Assistant
May 2022-August 2022
Breaux Bridge, Louisiana
Teche Center for the Arts is a non-profit organization that promotes Cajun culture. As the Director’s Assistant I did a wide variety of tasks. Responsibilities included making graphics for upcoming events, running social media handles, updating our website, and using computer programs to provide membership lists and event rosters. I was also entrusted with handling cash, writing deposit slips, and depositing checks at the bank. Other financial responsibilities included monitoring expenses for and profits from the summer camp. Finally, I assisted with introducing innovation and technology to 6th-8th graders by facilitating a week long Robotics Camp where I taught them how to code, follow an engineering design process, but most importantly the value of teamwork.
Sampling Food during cooking camp
Camp flyers posted to website and social media pages
Chevron Engineering Ambassador
March 2022-Present
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
I help recruit students to the college of engineering by working admissions events and giving tours. I escort guests such as prospective families and school field trips through the Engineering Building. I also serve as a representative during admission events which includes answering prospective and accepted student and parent questions. As a senior member of the team I present on my experience as a student to hundreds of perspective students and parents during admissions events.
Working info session during Admissions event
Facilitating Open House during Welcome Week
Answering questions during an Admissions event
Student Worker for the Student Services Suite
September 2019-Present
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Managing the Student Service desk by I answer phone calls from students and parents which means I must always maintain good communication skills. I help organize the work room and file room. I help to ensure there are enough supplies in the work room and notify the team when supplies need to be re-ordered. I assist counselors by retrieving and scanning files. Senior Checkouts are what the counselors use to make sure that students meet all the graduation requirements. I help to check the Senior Checkouts to ensure there are no discrepancies between the digital and physical student records. I help to prepare for graduation by preparing cards for graduates, binders for volunteers, and carts to bring to the graduation. I also help facilitate graduations by setting out signs and guiding graduates to and from the stage. As a senior student worker I help train new student workers and help write the instructions for new student workers.
Assisting during graduation