Alyssa in a yellow raincoat at some sea cliffs in Ireland
HI, I'm Alyssa<br />
Connector, thinker, maker
HI, I'm Alyssa<br />
Connector, thinker, maker
Alyssa in a yellow raincoat at some sea cliffs in Ireland
At the heart of everything I do is communication, storytelling, and better human interactions.
Alyssa is a performer, writer, facilitator, and project manager. With a career that has spanned academia, the arts, startups, social work, and tech, she brings a unique combination of creativity, empathy, and practicality to all her work. Handwritten note below: (That's me — it just feels less weird to write about myself in the third person)
right brain Acting Writing Music Design left brain Project mgmt. Editing Spreadsheets Data Both UX design-thinking agile facilitating death companioning
Alyssa is a performer, writer, facilitator, and project manager. With a career that has spanned academia, the arts, startups, social work, and tech, she brings a unique combination of creativity, empathy, and practicality to all her work. Handwritten note below: (That's me — it just feels less weird to write about myself in the third person)
right brain Acting Writing Music Design left brain Project mgmt. Editing Spreadsheets Data Both UX design-thinking agile facilitating death companioning

in human words

  • help people understand themselves and each other
  • discover new perspectives and ways of solving problems
  • make sure people feel valued

in business words

  • communicate complex information in simple language, conduct user research, analyze data, and proactively find solutions
  • facilitate design-thinking for teams to speed up the iteration process and improve products
  • lead teambuilding and improve employee satisfaction

I’m here for meaning.

I’m not interested in working with big names with no souls.

Give me the scrappy do-gooders and the kids trying to change the world, and we’ll get it done (on time and under budget).

I’m here for meaning.

I’m not interested in working with big names with no souls.

Give me the scrappy do-gooders and the kids trying to change the world, and we’ll get it done (on time and under budget).