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Priya Shah

Business & operations

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Profile

I turn confusing processes into clear next steps for the people who use them.

Education

B.S. Business Administration

Westbridge University · Expected May 2027

Experience

Operations Intern

Fieldwork Services · May–August 2026

• Mapped an internal request handoff and documented where status and ownership became unclear.
• Created a shared tracking-sheet concept with a named owner and next action for every request.
• Prepared concise process notes and walkthrough materials for a supervisor review.

Selected projects

A clearer first week

Research synthesis and content structure. I compared a long reference document with a short first-week checklist. I chose the checklist as the entry point, with the reference information linked beside the action that required it. Each step has an owner and a completion signal.

Requests with a clear owner

Process mapping and tracking-sheet design. I defined four states: received, ready, in progress, and closed. A request becomes ready only when it has an owner, a due date, and the information needed for the next action. Blocked requests keep their owner instead of disappearing into a separate list.

An event guide people can scan

Information architecture and event-day guide. I organized the guide by time and task instead of committee. Arrival information comes first, followed by role check-in, the event schedule, and escalation contacts. Secondary planning notes move to a separate reference section.

Skills

Process mapping · Excel · Service design · Research synthesis · Presentation design

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