1964 NW Johnson ST. #301• Portland OR 97209 •
(503)-901-1363 donner@pdx.edu

Personal Objective: Seeking a mid level research or analyst position

Skill Set:
• Qualitative and quantitative analysis
• Research both paper based, and electronic
• Interpersonal relationship building
• Teamwork
• Multitasking, and time management
• Case Load portfolio management
• Report writing, daily weekly, monthly, and project based

Employment History:

Deputy Clerk: Clark County Clerks Office Superior Court – October 07 to present
• Pro-actively assist Judges and Commissioners in courtroom settings.
• Issuing and certifying legal documents including writs, and letters.
• Review of legal documents for completeness and accuracy.
• Advising attorneys and the general public on administrative processes

Wire Transfer Auditor: Wells Fargo Wire Services - July 05 to October 07
• Regular and ad-hoc auditing of wire transfers to improve through put/straight through efficiency.
• Business tester for systems upgrades and automated test scripting.
• Monthly weekly and daily report writing for client requests.
• Familiar with Currency Transaction Reporting, Suspicious Activity Reporting, Bank Secrecy Act, U.S.A. Patriot Act guidelines and Office of Foreign Assets Control regulations.

Loan Officer: Wells Fargo Home Equity – September 02 to July 05
• Effectively managed a portfolio of loan requests of 40 to 55 files for loan processing.
• Extensive cross training in underwriting, booking, tax analysis, and credit review.
• Reviewed titles, products, appraisals, and income documentation.

Summer Internship
Geographic Information Systems (G.I.S.) Technician: Clatsop County - June to September 02
• Worked closely with cartographers and planners to enter hardcopy plat maps of Clatsop County on to an online G.I.S. system.
• Researched and applied spatial reasoning to derive more accurate maps of Clatsop County.
• Reviewed and checked for accuracy of subdivisions, condos, plats, within townships and ranges using Arc view C.A.D. software.
• Quantitative analysis and complex reasoning of data arrays.

Work Study
Research Assistant: Clark College “Vocational Departments” – January to March 02
• Conducted research for office projects and portfolio creation.
• Revenue and expense accounting for foundation portion of departments budget.
• Compiled and summarized disparate sources of information into focused segments for management decision making.

Education:

Portland State University
B.S. in Economics; Minor in Political Science
Focused:
• Private and Public Investment Analysis
• Money and Banking
• Public Spending and Debt Policy
• Constitutional Law
• Statistics (research and analysis)
• State and Local Politics