Tiffany L.

Tiffany L. has a diverse range of work experience spanning multiple industries. Tiffany began their career at Maido Fine Stationery and Gifts as a Customer Service Representative, where they trained new employees, oversaw store operations, and collaborated on strategies to increase monthly sales. Tiffany then moved on to a role as a Claims Representative at Sedgwick, where they managed and processed workers' compensation claims, analyzed client liability, and worked collaboratively with colleagues for effective claims handling.

Tiffany later transitioned to the insurance industry, working as a Claims Adjuster at AmTrust Financial Services, Inc., and later as a Senior Claims Examiner at Athens Administrators. In these roles, they continued to handle claims and assess client liability.

In 2017, Tiffany joined the Chinatown Community Development Center as a Human Resources Assistant, where they were responsible for recruiting efforts, including posting and advertising job vacancies, coordinating and scheduling interviews, and building relationships with candidates.

Tiffany then moved into the tech industry, joining SigFig as an Associate Recruiter, where they recruited for technical and general administrative roles. Tiffany also worked as a Recruiting Coordinator at SigFig, assisting with recruitment efforts and supporting the company's mission of making investment advice more accessible and affordable.

Most recently, Tiffany joined IXL Learning as the University Recruiting Lead. In this role, they manage the University Recruiting program and recruits for positions such as Engineering Managers and iOS engineers. IXL Learning is an educational technology company that provides personalized instruction and analytics to teachers and students.

Throughout their career, Tiffany has consistently demonstrated recruitment and coordination skills while adapting to different industries and roles.

Tiffany L. obtained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in History from the University of California, Berkeley. The specific start and end years of their studies were not mentioned.