Shannon Lin

Marketing professional, communications strategist, and artist

Professional Experience

Always on the lookout for new challenges, I've had the pleasure of working with a diverse mix of clients: non-profits, government agencies, cutting-edge tech companies, and trendy D2C brands. I thrive on the energy of dynamic projects that push me to think outside the box and expand my skill set. Staying busy and constantly learning is my idea of a good time!

Tech + Semiconductors

Data Analyst at Finisar (Coherent):
Architect for commodity code matrix adapted by 5,000+ users worldwide
Product Marketing at Multibeam Corp. under Dr. David Lam, Founder of Lam Research, selling the first multicolumn e-beam litho machine to SkyWater Technology

Non-Profit and United States Government Contracting:

Product Marketing at Multibeam Corp. under Air Force Research Lab
Business Office Intern at Jacobs Engineering Group under NASA Ames Research Center
Copy-editor for Truman Center for National Policy
Copy-editor for North East Trees Los Angeles

Direct-to-Consumer

Health and wellness writer for Suzan Galluzzo, voted Top 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada by WXNetwork
Copywriter for The FIX Method, a facial gua-sha technique for estheticians
Marketing Manager for Alchemy & Aura, a spiritual wellness boutique
Copywriter for The IAM Method, bridging neuroscience with performance psychology to help working professionals unblock themselves

Education

University of California, Berkeley

B.A. in Statistics

Growing up, I thought math wasn't for me. However, the omnipresence of statistics sparked my curiosity and motivated me to challenge myself.This decision was pivotal; not only did it shape a new perspective of myself, but it equipped me with mental models that continue to enrich my understanding of the world today.

Academic Highlight: Two-Factor Block Experiment

By far, my favorite subject in Statistics is Design of Experiments.In this report, my group challenged paper towel brands with a question: did their products live up to the hype? And which brand should you look for when it's time to restock your kitchen supplies?