Arsenal

Summarizing court decisions into structured case briefs: facts, issues, holdings, and reasoning.

Foundations in recovering and examining digital evidence (Middlesex Community College).

Checking documents for accuracy, completeness, and authenticity.

Documenting institutional conduct and misconduct with verifiable evidence.

Turning documented research into clear, factual reporting.

Drafting documents in a paralegal-style support role.

Locating and analyzing statutes, regulations, and case law.

Finding and evaluating information from open online sources.

Locating, retrieving, and analyzing government, court, and agency records.

Researching regulations, rules, and agency procedures.

Writing objective, detailed reports for courts, agencies, and the public.

Confirming sources and organizing evidence so findings hold up to scrutiny.

Connecting with communities to share information and build support.

Advocating for open government and accountable public institutions.

Researching legislation and preparing communications for lawmakers.

Identifying needed reforms and supporting oversight of public institutions.

Tracking and improving compliance with rules such as BRAAM and HIPAA.

Working with the people and groups affected by an issue.

Planning advocacy goals and educating the public on the issues.

Creating logos, color systems, and identities that represent a mission.

Setting the visual direction and look of a project or campaign.

Keeping a brand consistent across websites, social media, and print.

Designing layouts, graphics, and illustrations for print and digital.

Turning data and research into visuals that are easy to understand.

Designing pages and tools around how people actually use them.

Measuring campaign results and adjusting to improve them.

Building conversation and participation around content.

Planning what to publish, when, and where.

Growing an engaged audience without paid advertising.

Running social media accounts: posting, scheduling, and responding.

Writing and producing content for websites.

Using AI tools to plan, write, and build software faster.

Writing shell scripts that automate work on Linux.

Designing settings files that are easy to edit and safe to update.

Working with platforms like Drupal to structure and publish content.

Making tools work across Linux and Windows.

Designing and maintaining databases that keep information organized.

Writing code that expects bad input and fails safely and visibly.

Connecting software to physical devices, like document scanners.

Building charts and dashboards people can explore.

Following Linux norms for file locations, permissions, and command-line behavior.

Scripting and configuring Windows from the command line.

Setting up, calibrating, and running high-end production print systems.

Writing Python scripts to process text, files, and data.

Using patterns to find, match, and clean up text.

Getting separate systems, like a Linux machine and a Windows PC, to work together.

Diagnosing and fixing technical problems for users and systems.

Pulling structured information out of messy text, such as OCR output.

Building, maintaining, and administering websites.

Automating repetitive tasks to save time and reduce errors.

Coordinating content, deadlines, and contributors.

Leading with integrity, confidentiality, and accountability.

Taking projects from idea to finished result on my own.

Visually organizing ideas, research threads, and relationships to plan and find connections.

Releasing projects publicly with documentation others can follow.

Defining and tracking measures of success.

Defining the real problem before choosing a solution.

Breaking down problems and finding practical solutions.

Finding inefficiencies and building better ways of working.

Setting goals and mapping the steps to reach them.

Working effectively with colleagues toward shared goals.

Keeping the tools and systems behind a project running.

Writing clear setup guides and documentation for technical tools.

Teaching processes and tools to others.

Running front-office tasks: correspondence, filing, scheduling, and records.

Keeping accurate financial records.

Managing client records and follow-up in CRM systems.

Serving clients professionally, including people in difficult situations.

Entering, organizing, and maintaining records accurately and confidentially.

Processing timesheets, new-hire paperwork, and benefits enrollment.

Handling preliminary insurance claims.

Processing and originating loans and reviewing loan documents.

Licensed sales of property and casualty insurance.

Managing rental properties: upkeep, finances, and day-to-day operations.

Communicating with tenants and resolving issues fairly and promptly.

Applying the use-of-force continuum, from officer presence and verbal commands through physical control and higher levels of force, matching force to the subject's behavior and de-escalating as it changes; and documenting each use of force in full: the behavior, commands given, force used, and outcome.

Testifying in court on the accuracy of observations and reports.

Responding to urgent situations and calming conflict.

Restraint and control techniques for managing non-compliant individuals safely, with escape countermeasures and officer-safety maneuvers.

Writing rule-violation reports precise enough to hold up on administrative appeal.

Maintaining safety and security under facility policies and procedures.

First responder and CPR training.

Objective, chronological, court-defensible reports covering who, what, when, where, why, and how.

Directly supervising and managing incarcerated individuals.

Monitoring perimeter fences, checking visitor identification, and searching people entering the facility to prevent contraband.

Formal headcounts and photo-roster identity checks, key and restricted-tool control, and strict adherence to station-specific post orders.

Continuous direct observation of at-risk individuals, logging activity every 15 minutes and initiating an emergency (code blue) response when needed.