Creative
Beyond IT, I’m a creator at heart.
I enjoy turning ideas into something people can see, understand, and connect with. Whether I’m editing videos, designing resumes, creating content, or documenting technical projects, I like finding creative ways to bring ideas to life.
These skills give me another way to contribute to projects and collaborations—combining creativity, technology, and problem-solving.
Explore a card to see what I do, or open a tool to learn more.
Video Editing
Cuts, captions, transitions, and short-form clips from phone recordings and existing footage.
What I can do
- Trim and assemble short clips for demos, walkthroughs, and social posts
- Add captions, simple transitions, and title cards
- Record and clean up screen demos with CleanShot or Screen Studio
- Export ready-to-share videos for LinkedIn, GitHub, or portfolio use
Tools I use
Resume Design
Clean, readable resume layouts that keep the facts accurate and easy to scan.
What I can do
- Design clear one-page and multi-section resume layouts
- Keep wording truthful while improving visual hierarchy and scanability
- Export print-ready and ATS-friendly Word or PDF versions
- Match layout to IT / systems / cloud roles without inventing experience
Tools I use
Content Creation
Short-form content, social posts, visual concepts, and AI-assisted content workflows.
Photo Editing
Image adjustments, cropping, cleanup, and visual enhancements.
What I can do
- Crop, straighten, and color-adjust photos for web or print
- Clean up backgrounds and small distractions for portfolio or resume use
- Capture and annotate screenshots with CleanShot
- Prepare profile, banner, and project images at the right size
Tools I use
Technical Documentation
Write-ups, how-tos, project documentation, and lab notes that explain technical systems clearly.
What I can do
- Write README and lab notes that explain setup, architecture, and limits
- Document runbooks, how-tos, and troubleshooting steps
- Keep portfolio / lab labeling honest so readers know what is demo vs production
- Publish docs in Markdown, Notion, Google Docs, or Word as needed
Tools I use
AI-Assisted Workflows
Using AI to explore ideas, support research, and streamline technical and creative work — with human review before anything ships.
I use AI to explore ideas, support research, and streamline technical and creative work. I treat AI-generated suggestions as a starting point, then review and test outputs before putting them into use.
What I can do
- Assist with scripting ideas, then verify and test scripts before use
- Research, brainstorm, and refine content
- Explore AI-powered image and video creation
- Spot ways to improve workflows and automate repetitive tasks
Tools I use
Everyday drafting, Q&A, and first-pass outlines for docs, scripts, and content.
Examples: README drafts · script sketches · content outlines
Fast brainstorming and iterative refinement while building portfolio and lab work.
Examples: copy passes · task breakdowns · troubleshooting ideas
Longer-form writing help and careful review of technical explanations.
Examples: lab write-ups · editing passes · structured plans
Source-backed research to check facts and gather context before writing.
Examples: product lookups · concept research · citation leads
Still exploring — self-hosted open-source assistant for chat-app automation workflows.
Focus: local setup · channel bots · capability checks
Still exploring — comparing coding and reasoning help against tools I already use.
Focus: script ideas · side-by-side checks · cost/speed
Google’s assistant for quick research, multimodal prompts, and alternate drafts.
Examples: research prompts · rewrite options · idea boards
Still exploring — AI image and video generation for creative experiments.
Focus: short clips · concept visuals · style tests
Lightweight automation to cut repetitive steps in creative and technical workflows.
Examples: checklist flows · handoff steps · nudge routines