Part of what makes Reputation.com such a fun company is the great team that we have assembled.  Last time on Meet the Reputation.com Team, we said hello to Customer Support Specialist Cindy Au. Today, we want you to say hi to graphic design expert (and cookie eater) Nathan Lee.

Who are you and what do you do?

My name is Nathan Lee and I am the graphic and web designer working with the marketing team at Reputation.com. I am responsible for creating beautiful, accessible and enticing online experiences for Reputation.com.

What did you do prior to joining Reputation.com?

I graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a major in art and a minor in communication design. I have worked a number of jobs relating to design, including stints at an advertising agency, branding and graphic design firm, and cycling company. Prior to joining Reputation.com I did a tour of the pacific coast by bicycle and juggled various freelance design gigs.

What attracted you to Reputation.com?

I feel that the Internet is growing rapidly because more and more of our personal information is becoming a part of it. Social media, online dating, and online banking are some practices that are becoming commonplace. You wouldn’t want any of that information to become public and yet anyone who has the Internet has access to a lot that data. Reputation.com recognizes this and enables its users to manage and control their personal information.

Why do you think it’s important for people to manage their reputations online?

Online reputations can be quickly accessed by anyone on the internet. Since our online reputations are being viewed for an increasing number of reasons that can impact daily life, it is becoming more and more important that we manage our online reputations.

When you’re not helping individuals control and protect their good names online, what do you like to do in your spare time?

When I’m not designing for Reputation.com, I love to further my creativity and skills with side projects. Shooting short videos, screenprinting t-shirts, drawing, coding blogs, and so on. However there’s only so much time I can take sitting still and being indoors, so I turn to my other favorite hobby, cycling. Cycling is my way of taking life at my own pace and receding into my own head. It is my way of exploring the world and having adventures that I hope my potential children and grandchildren would want to hear.

What’s your all-time favorite website?

Notcot.org is one of the first sites that I check whenever I sit down at a computer with Internet. It is inspiring in my times of need, but also frustrating, because I often wonder, “Why didn’t I think of that!?”