GE Designs

I spent 6 years at Mad Dog Products — started in the warehouse and grew into handling their e-commerce, design, and IT. Since then I've done retail at Lakewinds and production work at Fargo Clothing Company doing screen printing. I like small businesses where everyone pitches in, and I'm looking for a place with good culture where I can be useful.

It's a small e-commerce business where each person's contribution matters — that's the kind of environment I do my best work in. I've done warehouse, fulfillment, and e-commerce before, so I know what the day-to-day looks like. And I'm looking for a place with good people and honest culture. That matters more to me than the title.

• Mad Dog: Started in the warehouse packing and shipping orders before moving into my design role
• Fargo Clothing: Fulfilled apparel orders — pulled blanks, heat pressed transfers, shipped. 500+ shirts.
• Lakewinds: Stocking, organizing, lifting 40+ lbs regularly for 2 years

Yeah — I screen printed 500+ shirts at Fargo and spent time packing and shipping orders at Mad Dog. Repetitive work doesn't bother me. I actually like finding a rhythm and getting efficient at it.

At Mad Dog I managed all our Amazon listings — every title, description, and image had to be accurate or we'd get returns or listing issues. I also did quality inspection on garments at Fargo. I'm used to work where getting it right matters.

I'm not the loudest person in the room — I let my work speak for me. I'm working on getting more comfortable talking about what I do, but my approach has always been to just show up and deliver.

• Fargo: Seasonal position — it ended in December
• Lakewinds: Good job, but ready for something more aligned with my experience

At Mad Dog I worked across departments — with sales on client files, with the whole company on IT. At Lakewinds and Fargo I worked alongside people on the floor every day. I'm easy to work with and I don't need to be managed closely.

I spent 6 years doing design at Mad Dog — branding, packaging, marketing materials, product photography, and managing their websites. I also did freelance brand identity work and have a UI Design certification. But right now, I'm excited about this role for what it is. If there's ever a way my design skills can help down the road — packaging, product photos, marketing — I'd love that, but I'm here for the warehouse work first.

Yeah — I've done warehouse and production work before and I genuinely like it. I like the rhythm, I like being on my feet, and I like that in a small team your work actually matters. I'm looking for something long-term with good people, and the path to full-time here is exactly what I want.

Growing with the company. My track record is doing that — I started in a warehouse at my last long-term job and ended up running their e-commerce and design. I like earning more responsibility over time. If there's a way I can help beyond the warehouse down the road — tech, e-commerce, design — I'd be excited about that.