Hyacynth Wrobel

Hyacynth Wrobel has a diverse work experience spanning different industries. In 2012, they started as a Shift Supervisor at Starbucks and also worked as a Writer and Director for Fading Films, creating short films with a focus on societal issues. In 2013, they worked as a Writer/Director for Skyrider Films, where they contributed to the web series "Coffee Talk" that addressed gay issues.

In 2014, Wrobel worked as a Theatre Critic for Chicago Critic, reviewing theater performances and assisting patrons in curating quality evenings. Hyacynth also briefly took on the role of 1st Assistant Director for Changing Tides at Lady K Productions, where they managed schedules and ran sets.

From 2015 to 2016, Wrobel worked as a Multimedia and Outreach Specialist at Northwest Side Housing Center, and in 2017, they became a Video Artist in Residence at The Neo-Futurists. In this role, they developed promotional and miscellaneous videos in collaboration with the ensemble and organized the video archive.

Wrobel joined Whole Foods Market in 2018 as a Produce Order Writer, responsible for managing produce orders until 2021, when they transitioned to the role of Support Specialist at Fetch Rewards, Inc. Overall, Wrobel's work experience showcases their skills in communication, organization, video production, writing, and directing across various creative and professional contexts.

Hyacynth Wrobel completed a Bachelor's degree in English with a Concentration in Film Studies from Michigan State University, starting in 2009 and graduating in 2012. Prior to that, in 2008-2009, Hyacynth briefly attended Northern Michigan University, although no degree or field of study is specified for this period. In terms of additional certifications, Hyacynth obtained a certification in "Leading Yourself" from LinkedIn in July 2021, as well as a certification in "Mastering Self-Motivation" from LinkedIn in the same month and year.