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Keith Horvath has a diverse work experience that spans various industries and roles. Keith started their career as a Front Desk employee at Hotel Zero Degrees, where they were responsible for handling calls, making reservations, and checking guests in. Keith then worked at The Blue-Lab as an Associate, where they drafted opposition research and scripts, assisted in filming candidate advertisements, and facilitated donor outreach. Keith also served as a Team Lead at The Blue-Lab, managing 30 summer associates and acting as a liaison between clients and associates.

Keith gained experience in polling and political data analysis during their time at Suffolk University, where they worked as a Special Consultant to the Director and later as a Polling and Political Data Analyst. Keith conducted research, proofed crosstabs, drafted survey questions, and analyzed data to form recommendations.

Keith also contributed to the field of political science as a Member of Pi Sigma Alpha, The National Political Science Honor Society, which recognizes and promotes academic achievement in political science. Keith worked as a Council Organizer at Greater Boston Labor Council, maintaining communication between the council and its members, managing digital communication channels, and overseeing database management and report filing.

In their most recent position at WEVO Conversion, Keith held various roles such as Analyst, Project Manager, and Senior Project Manager. Keith was responsible for data curation, survey monitoring, analysis, and providing recommendations for digital marketers to optimize website conversion.

Overall, Keith Horvath has demonstrated versatility and expertise in project management, data analysis, political research, and organizational communication.

Keith Horvath completed their Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in American Government and Politics (United States) with a Certificate of Paralegal Studies from Suffolk University between 2015 and 2019. In 2019, they also attended The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars, focusing on Political Science and Government.