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Alexis Bieltz Portfolio As an aspiring professional in the field of information systems, I have always been driven by a passion for learning and growth. My academic journey began at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where I pursued a Bachelor's degree in Information Systems with a minor in Business Administration. Throughout my undergraduate studies, I had the opportunity to explore various areas within the field of IS, including database management systems, human-computer interaction, and software engineering. These experiences not only deepened my understanding of technical concepts but also allowed me to develop essential skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and effective communication. In addition to academic rigor, I was also actively engaged in extracurricular activities that further honed my skills and prepared me for a career in IS. As a member of the University's Information Systems Club, I collaborated with peers on projects that involved designing and developing innovative solutions to real-world problems. These experiences not only broadened my technical expertise but also taught me the value of teamwork and collaboration. As I progressed through my studies, I became increasingly interested in the intersection of technology and business. I began to explore various roles within the field of IS, including data analyst, systems analyst, and IT project manager. Through research and reflection, I gained a deeper understanding of the skills and competencies required for success in these roles. Upon graduating with my Bachelor's degree, I was determined to continue learning and growing as a professional. I pursued a Master's degree in Information Systems at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where I further developed my technical expertise and refined my skills in areas such as data analytics, business intelligence, and IT project management. Throughout my graduate studies, I had the opportunity to work on various projects that involved designing and implementing solutions to real-world problems. These experiences not only deepened my understanding of technical concepts but also taught me the value of creativity, innovation, and effective communication. As I neared completion of my Master's degree, I began to think about my future career goals. I was drawn to roles within the field of IS that involved working with clients, analyzing data, and developing innovative solutions. Through research and reflection, I gained a deeper understanding of the skills and competencies required for success in these roles. Upon graduating with my Master's degree, I was excited to enter the workforce and apply my knowledge and skills in a real-world setting. I began by seeking out internships and entry-level positions that would allow me to gain hands-on experience and build my professional network. As I look back on my academic journey, I am proud of the progress I have made and the skills I have developed. I am confident that my passion for learning, growth, and innovation will continue to drive me forward in my career as a professional in the field of Information Systems.