Selected experience

Work grounded in the organization’s mission.

These engagement notes describe the scope of work I can share. Client identities, private systems, and undocumented outcomes stay out of the story.

Water-data nonprofit

SOC 2 readiness for a water-data nonprofit

My engagement experience includes SOC 2 readiness for a California water-data nonprofit. The work belongs to the preparation stage before an independent audit.

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Water sector

Nonfunctional turf lookup and water agency information

I built a nonfunctional turf lookup tool that turns a property address into water agency information: the serving water district, partner water districts, available nonfunctional turf rebates, and whether the board has adopted AB 1572 requirements.

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Animal rescue nonprofit

Ongoing website support for an animal rescue nonprofit

My experience includes ongoing website support for an animal rescue nonprofit. Websites and digital tools are a supporting capability for existing clients.

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What an engagement note can tell you

The notes establish the type of organization and the work involved. They do not substitute for a reference, an audit report, or evidence of a measured outcome. During a scoping conversation, I can explain how a proposed service relates to your question.

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