Kendra Verus
About Kendra Verus
Kendra Verus is a Business System Analyst at The Standard, where she has worked since 2014. She has a background in hair and aesthetics, as well as experience in application system administration and IT support.
Work at The Standard
Kendra Verus has been employed at The Standard since 2013. She holds dual roles as a Business System Analyst and Loan Processor. In her position as a Business System Analyst, she focuses on application system administration and process improvements. Her responsibilities include space planning, which involves organizing and optimizing physical and digital workspaces. Kendra's role as a Loan Processor involves evaluating loan applications and ensuring compliance with company policies.
Education and Expertise
Kendra Verus studied at Paul Mitchell the School of Portland, where she achieved a certification in Hair and Aesthetics from 2009 to 2010. She also attended Portland State University from 2008 to 2012, focusing on I/O Psychology and Economics, earning a degree in Social Science. Her expertise includes application system administration, process improvements, IT provisioning, and troubleshooting IT issues for users.
Background
Before her tenure at The Standard, Kendra Verus worked as an Administrative Assistant at OHSU from 2002 to 2005 in the Portland, Oregon area. She then transitioned to the role of Stylist at Regis Corporation, where she worked from 2010 to 2013 in Happy Valley, Oregon. This diverse background has contributed to her skills in both customer service and technical analysis.
Professional Experience
Kendra Verus has accumulated significant professional experience in various roles. Her career began as an Administrative Assistant at OHSU, where she developed organizational and administrative skills. Following this, she worked as a Stylist at Regis Corporation, enhancing her customer interaction abilities. Since joining The Standard, she has gained extensive experience in business systems and loan processing, contributing to her overall professional development.