JOSH LIM

Managed and oversaw projects worth over $150,000 over six years in current role and concurrently as Member of the Board of Trustees (2010 to present), Vice President (2011–2012) and Secretary (2013–2014).

Upgraded the Filipino Wikimedia community’s ability to generate content. Formed four new sub-communities in the Philippines from zero, with over 700 articles and 10,000 images uploaded across six Wikipedias.

Prepared in three months a successful finalist bid for Wikimania 2016, the annual Wikimedia conference, overseeing five people.

Localized software documentation and interfaces into Tagalog/Filipino for MediaWiki and associated features.

Grew the community of Quezon City's largest coworking space five-fold, with 5 teams and several regular coworkers now working out of its new flagship space, generating $37,000 in annual sales revenue and an average occupancy of 70%, with emphasis on constant communication with coworkers.

Organized impactful events for the local area, including workshops, parties and seminars, both in tech and in other fields.

Provided reliable service to service clients, overseeing a team of four managing 50+ clients/month at a service level consistently above 90%.

Ensured customer happiness by generating seventeen straight weeks of perfect expectations, the longest in company history.

Built the company’s entire social media presence and strategy from zero, producing a variety of content deployed across several social media channels which drove traffic and clients to the platform.

Increased social media user engagement by 25% site-wide across multiple platforms by implementing a multilingual social media engagement plan with provisions for localized media campaigns in major Asian markets.

Built a strong culture of instant daily communication with users through effective management of the site’s social media presence, e-mail marketing and first-level customer support.

Graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, major in Global Politics and minor in Chinese Studies.  Two-time Dean's Lister and was a member of the varsity team of the Ateneo Debate Society.

Recipient of an Erasmus Mundus Mobility with Asia (EMMA) scholarship, funded by the European Union, to study international relations.

Participated in the two-month ADMU-SYSU Summer Cultural Exchange Program in Chinese Studies.