Liam Lecka

Liam Lecka has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. In 2021, they served as a Client Service Coordinator at Doximity, leading the regulatory review process for a top-5 client portfolio and managing the implementation of a client's new submissions process.

Prior to that, in 2020, Liam worked as a Design Researcher at Northwestern University, conducting user interviews and redesigning Squarespace sites to improve the diabetes management system. Liam also worked at WorkSpan as a Marketing Intern, where they researched and created content for a B2B technology startup.

In 2019, Liam had multiple internship roles. At Greater Than One, they worked as a Project Management Intern, overseeing projects and ensuring timely completion. Liam also split their time between the Account Management and Media teams, gaining insights into healthcare marketing and the health/wellness industry.

Liam also had experience as a Brand Marketing Intern at Welcome Industries LLC, where they designed digital marketing materials and developed creative assets for a Kickstarter campaign. Liam worked as a Marketing Researcher and Strategist at Form & Function Marketing, conducting market analyses and designing promotional materials for local businesses and startups.

Additionally, Liam was involved in projects during the NU Bay Area Immersion Program. Liam conducted research and presented service solutions for the student traveler experience at Airbnb. Liam also evaluated and redesigned the communications strategy for the verification tool Check at Meedan, exploring market expansion opportunities.

Overall, Liam Lecka has demonstrated their ability to lead projects, conduct research, and develop marketing strategies across various industries.

Liam Lecka completed their high school education at Newbury Park High School from 2013 to 2017. Following that, they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Journalism with a minor in Psychology at Northwestern University from 2017 to 2020. Liam'sfield of study at Northwestern University was Digital Communication and Media/Multimedia.