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Alexander Baker

Meet Alexander Baker: STEM Intern Managing Digital Operations and Community Engagement

Hello! My name is Alexander Baker, and I’m excited to be a STEM Intern at Project: Return2Work (R2W). I am currently a rising junior at the University of Colorado Boulder, studying Computer Science.

At R2W, my role focuses on keeping our organization in touch with both clients and the wider community. I manage our website, sharing upcoming events and news stories that showcase the journeys of the people we serve. A big part of my work involves managing talent pools on StaffCV, our applicant tracking system. I help organize candidate profiles and connect job seekers with suitable opportunities.

I also actively take part in R2W’s heartbeats and workshops. These events offer valuable chances to connect directly with clients and see the real impact of our work. They have deepened my appreciation for R2W’s mission and shown me how meaningful this work is.

Working with R2W has shown me how technology can serve as a powerful tool for social good. Every website update, talent pool improvement, and community interaction helps individuals rebuild their careers and regain their independence. I see the clear link between the technical work I do and the lives it affects, whether it’s helping someone find information about our services or organizing candidate data so the right person finds the right opportunity.

Alexander Baker

Alexander Baker – STEM Intern
“I’m a driven and curious student who thrives at solving tough problems and making a difference in the world through my work. I’m impressed with R2W’s mission, and I am privileged to be a member of a team that serves veterans through impactful work.”

By Alexander Baker, STEM Intern

1 reply
  1. Rob Brazell
    Rob Brazell says:

    A+
    Well written, Alexander.
    Exemplary. You demonstrate the value of R2W’s STEM Internship program– what’s best about R2W– and I am deeply grateful.
    Keep up the good work!

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