Hi, I'm Christopher Clayton, based in Seattle, WA.
Continually in education, work and personal relations, I have identified ways in which I would make changes to organizational, data processing and interpersonal practices toward increasing the robustness of social contracts, decreasing cross-communicative misunderstandings (both emotional and factual), and strengthening multi-layered data acquisition and retention systems. I share examples of related experiences, analyses and conclusions in the Business and Research sections of this website via written examples, with personal and/or specific corporate details removed in some circumstances.
Out of those experiences and the continual application of related skills, I'm here to offer operations and clerical services to any business or individual looking for assistance in related tasks. Large language model AI offers amalgamated notions and answers for automating such tasks via what current standards and existing body of work may exist, but I continually develop my own perspectives and methods through wide reading of both social and hard science topics.
In employment, I primarily worked in the winter sports industry gradually improving one company's purchase order and supply planning workbook process and handled related B2B customer servicing for multiple product types manufactured in Asia and Europe. Before that, I volunteered as a digital document proofreader for a non-profit Internet archive spanning across an international team and as a front desk secretary for a law firm; and worked as a temp document scanner for the immigration segment of a software tech company.
I'm an International Studies graduate from University of Washington. The writing examples in the above menu further include business programming (scripting) and Excel workbook process examples (Programming section) as well as primary and secondary research papers on economic and business topics (the rest of the Research section) from methods developed in school, from volunteering in video game modification communities and from the aforementioned cross-border supply chain work.
cpsclayton@gmail.com