1st Day at MountainPass

     On June 21st I started my first day at mountain pass solutions working as a Digital marketing specialist. Mountain pass is a great software organization that assists with faculty appointments, promotions, and tenure within universities. We discussed building a social media system designed to track and post on all of their social and digital platforms. After being introduce to Dale Royal we were quick to begin familiarizing ourselves with the company and our first assignments.

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