Diana Farias Campagnano

Diana Farias Campagnano has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Diana began their career as a Content Designer at St. Francis College in 2011, where they worked until 2014. In 2014, they had a Marketing Internship at Advertising Women of New York. Diana then joined The University of Texas at Austin as a Graduate Research Assistant and later served as a Teacher Assistant from 2016 to 2018. In 2017, Diana became a Content Marketing Manager at Dentistas Especializados de Monterrey, a position they held until 2021. During this time, they also worked at ART LABORE as a Bilingual Copywriter - UX Writer from 2019 to 2021. From 2018 to 2021, Diana worked at GSD&M, initially as a Bilingual Quality Assurance Specialist - Spanish Copywriter and later transitioned to their role as a UX Writer. Diana currently works at YETI as a UX Writer since 2021.

Diana Farias Campagnano has a diverse education history. Diana obtained a Master's Degree in Advertising from The University of Texas at Austin, which they pursued from 2016 to 2018. Prior to that, in 2014, they completed a Graduate Certificate in Management Strategies from New York University. In their undergraduate studies, they attended St. Francis College from 2011 to 2014, earning a BA in Communication Arts with a focus on Advertising and Public Relations.

Although the specific years are not provided, Diana Farias Campagnano is also associated with Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina, where they studied Consumer Behavior. Additionally, they pursued Continuing Education in Fine/Studio Arts, General at the School of Visual Arts.

Apart from their formal education, Diana Farias Campagnano holds certifications in various fields. Diana obtained the Certified Translation Professional (CTP) certification from Certified Translation Professional in July 2019. Diana also completed the "Photoshop CC 2017 Essential Training: The Basics" course offered by Lynda.com in September 2017. Lastly, they have a certification in Management Strategies obtained from New York University, although the specific details such as the month and year are not specified.