Claire Tauber

Claire Tauber has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Claire started their career as an intern for the State of California, where they provided research support for legal cases. Claire then interned for a United States Congressperson, where they assisted with constituent casework and communications outreach. Claire also interned for a United States Senator, conducting research and drafting correspondences.

After their internships, Claire worked as a Digital Assets Assistant at Lewis and Clark College, organizing and maintaining a media database. Claire then joined Kerr Robichaux Carroll as a Department Supervisor/Legal Assistant, where they managed workflows and streamlined case processes.

Claire later worked at Tauber Digital as a UX Designer, UI Designer, and UX Researcher, conducting end-to-end research and design for various digital projects. Claire achieved notable results as a UX Designer for Housing Conservation Coordinators, improving website performance and increasing user engagement.

Most recently, Claire worked at WestLand Engineering & Environmental Services as a Proposal, Business Development, and Marketing Coordinator. However, the end date for this role is not provided. Overall, Claire has demonstrated their skills in research, design, project management, and administrative tasks throughout their work experience.

Claire Tauber completed their Bachelor's degree in International Relations and Affairs with a minor in English from Lewis & Clark College in 2020. Claire also studied International Relations and Affairs at Queen Mary University of London, although the specific degree obtained is not provided. Additionally, Claire holds a certificate in User Research and User Experience/User Interface Design from the University of Oregon.