Meet Lexi Onuscheck

Let’s start by getting to know you a little better. Tell us about yourself.

I was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Go Steelers!), and I lived there until I was 2. From there, I moved to Southern California for 9 years. Before I knew it, my family and I packed our bags for our next adventure in Paris, France. I lived in Paris for 3 and a half years (this is where my French minor comes into play). From there, we moved to Fort Worth. I just graduated from Texas Christian University with a BS in Strategic Communication and a French minor.

What’s something you love to do?

Some of my favorite things to do are read, workout (preferably hot yoga, barre, or outdoor walks), travel, spend time outside, and hang out with family and friends. In the summer, you can find me reading by a pool, beach, or lake and in the winter, you can find me traveling to Utah with my family to ski and snowshoe!

What’s your favorite place?

My favorite place to be is Eden, Utah. My family has been spending every Christmas in Utah since I was five, and through all the different moves across the country, Eden, Utah, has been our only permanent home!

What do you love about the job?

I am detail-oriented, and I love being organized, so an account service role is a perfect fit for me. I love the fast-paced nature of this role, and I love problem-solving!

What is the last thing you binge-watched?

Big Littles Lies and Sex and the City. I also love home renovation tv shows (I think I watched every episode of Fixer Upper during Covid).

What’s your favorite book?

Really difficult to pick just one… I have been reading a lot of Colleen Hoover and Emily Giffin recently.

If you could live in any sitcom, which would it be?

Would Emily in Paris be considered a sitcom? Having lived in Paris when I was in middle school, working in Paris would be a dream come true! 

Are you a listener or a talker?

Listener! I learn best by listening, and I love learning about people. I’m not always the loudest person in the room, but I can assure you, if the room is too loud and you feel unheard, I heard you, and I’ll be sure to acknowledge what you said.

If you had to eat one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be?

Italian food! If there’s any type of risotto on the menu, you can bet on me getting it.

If there weren’t any more computers, what would be your new occupation?

A wedding planner. On some weekends, you can find me working as a day-of wedding planning assistant, and I love it! My type-A personality thrives.

What’s the scariest thing you’ve done for fun?

I moved 5,000 miles away from home to live abroad for 3 years with my family.

What’s your favorite children’s story?

Love You Forever by Robert Munsch. My mom read this book to me every night when I was little.

If you had an extra hour of free time every day, what would you spend it doing?

I would spend it calling a friend or family member and catching up.

Any words of advice?

“Be bold. Be brave” — one of my high school teachers would tell us this all the time and it has always stuck with me.

Why Schaefer?

Schaefer is truly the best place to work. I interned during the spring semester of my senior year and it was most definitely my favorite internship of college. Schaefer is the place that will allow me to grow, learn, and become an account service expert. Everyone is so welcoming and the office truly feels like home.

For more about Lexi, check out her bio.

I was born in Santa Cruz, California and grew up bicostal. I spent most of my childhood years on the Big Island of Hawaii and my teens on the outskirts of Atlanta, Georgia, eventually graduating from Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) with a B.A. in Marketing. I am a father to two old lazy dogs, Jesse and Wesley, and a husband to their mother, Lila.

What’s something you love to do?

I love crossing National Parks off of my list. I have already visited 8 with 2 scheduled this year. My favorite so far: Zion National Park

I enjoy living out of a backpack. Whether in the woods or in the city, I love the feeling of being lost in new places.

Big fan of taking bikes, trains, public transportation or just walking. I love being a part of the surroundings rather than seeing it from the highway.

What is your favorite place?

My favorite place is home. Specifically, Saturday morning when my wife and I drink our coffee and try to best each other in Wordle.

What do you love about your job?

Every job has a teaching component. What’s the point of going through all of these experiences if you can’t share and pass them on? I love the act of teaching but I equally love when the student becomes a teacher to others.

What is the last thing you binge-watched?

I want my answer to be cooler than the truth so I am going to say Netflix’s Explained when in reality it was the newest season of The Bachelor with my wife.

What’s your favorite book?

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius.

If you could live in any sitcom, which would it be?

Parks and Rec because who would not want to live in Pawnee, Indiana? I relate with each character in their own way and could totally see myself fitting into the Parks Department with Ron.

Are you a listener or a talker?

Talker, but not by choice. Talking through my thoughts is how I organize and process; it’s my version of refining an idea on a notepad.

If you had to eat one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be?

This is going to sound boujee but charcuterie boards really do it for me.

If computers didn’t exist, what would be your occupation?

A botanist — I don’t have a green thumb but I am fascinated by the lifecycle of a plant.

What’s the scariest thing you’ve done for fun?

My wife and I once flew to Paris with no itinerary or clue how to navigate. Best test for a newlywed couple.

What’s your favorite children’s story?

Harry Potter. That was always my literary steak and potatoes growing up.

If you had an extra hour of free time every day, what would you spend it doing?

My intention would be to spend it doing absolutely nothing. I would mediate and try to watch my thoughts instead of thinking them.

Any words of advice?

Book that trip. Attend that concert. Fall in love. Don’t get lost in the details.

Why Schaefer?

The attention to detail. Every step of the way, including this exercise was intentional. The warm first impressions from Bryn, Ken, Sara and the rest of my interview team was a great reflection of the culture at Schaefer.

Let’s start by getting to know you a little better. Tell us about yourself.

My name is Libby. I was born and raised in Dallas, went to the University of Kansas, and kept going north to Chicago. Eventually, I made my way back to Texas and spent 15 years in Austin, where I met my husband and had two beautiful kids. Brady is 11 and Emma is 10. We moved to Argyle in 2019 and are so happy to be back in the DFW area! Our dog Buddy is a four-year-old Goldendoodle who is the love of our lives. He is the best boy in the whole world!

What’s something you love to do?

I love to watch my kids doing what they love. My son plays football and basketball. My daughter plays soccer.

What is your favorite place?

The beach.

What do you love about your job?

I love problem solving, organizing, and working with people. I love seeing a project go from an idea to the finished product.

What is the last thing you binge-watched?

The Incredible Dr. Pol — I have a 10- and 11-year-old.

What’s your favorite book?

Educated by Tara Westover.

If you could live in any sitcom, which would it be?

Friends — I would be Monica. She is my cleaning and organizing soul sister.

Are you a listener or a talker?

Both.

If you had to eat one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be?

Chips and queso.

If computers didn’t exist, what would be your occupation?

I would be a private investigator the old school way — following people and digging through trash.

What’s the scariest thing you’ve done for fun?

Paragliding in Switzerland. I did not have fun and found out I do not have a need for speed.

What’s your favorite children’s story?

Press Here — it’s not really a story, but it was my kids favorite book when they were little.

If you had an extra hour of free time every day, what would you spend it doing?

Out to diner with my kids and husband. No devices, no distractions.

Any words of advice?

Two pieces of advice from my mom that always hold true:

1. When in doubt, don’t.

2. I really liked you until I got to know you. Basically this just means take things slow when you meet new people. Whether it’s a significant other or a friend. You don’t have to go all in right away — you may find your first impression was way off. This is why I think the Schaefer interview process is so incredible. They take the time to get to know you for your sake (potential employee) and their sake. It’s a really commendable process.

Why Schaefer?

The people and the environment. I’ve never walked into a place that felt more genuine than Schaefer. Everyone is so thoughtful, but also intelligent and dedicated to creating good work. It really seems like a family and I m so excited to get going!

Let’s start by getting to know you a little better. Tell us about yourself.

My name is Becca Johnson. I am a born and bred Texan, raised in Coppell. I graduated from the University of Arkansas in 2010 — Woo Pig Sooie! I’ve been married to my husband, Chip, for three years, and we’re expecting our first child, Elliott Ann, in January 2022! We currently have three fur babies: Charlie the beagle, George the puggle and Hank the cat.

What’s something you love to do?

I love trying out new restaurants and wine bars. I am a big foodie.

What’s your favorite place?

St. John, US Virgin Islands.

What do you love about the job?

The ever-changing nature of the digital industry and watching my team grow and take shape. I love to help them achieve their goals and blossom within their careers.

What is the last thing you binge-watched?

Only Murders in the Building.

What’s your favorite book?

Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens

If you could live in any sitcom, which would it be?

New Girl. Because every day would be hilarious.

Are you a listener or a talker?

Listener.

If you had to eat one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be?

Pasta.

If there weren’t any more computers, what would be your new occupation?

Own a dog shelter/doggie day care.

What’s the scariest thing you’ve done for fun?

I’m a big wimp when it comes to scary things, so haunted houses are my nightmare. I agreed to one while dating my now husband. It was terrifying.

What’s your favorite children’s story?

A favorite of mine is Goodnight Moon. It’s the book I am most excited to read to Elliott Ann once she gets here. It has become a bit of a family tradition. My sister and mom always read it to my niece, who is currently the only grandchild, so I am looking forward to sharing that same experience with my daughter. It always put my niece, Madison who is now 17, right to sleep. Hopefully that tradition continues as well.

If you had an extra hour of free time every day, what would you spend it doing?

Relaxing with my husband and fur babies.

Any words of advice?

Put your mental and physical health first. It will ultimately make your job better and you more successful in your career in the long run.

Why Schaefer?

The people and the family-like community Schaefer has created and prioritizes. I’m so excited to join the team!

Let’s start by getting to know you a little better. Tell us about yourself.

My name is Hannah Bromley. I was born and raised in Arlington, TX. I spent a couple years in college at the University of Texas at Arlington. When I was 22, I moved with my then-boyfriend/now-husband to Austin. We lived there for three years and got married! We moved back and settled in Fort Worth, TX. It’s been my most favorite place to live so far. We have one pup named Olivia. We call her Liv, Livvy Blue, Wivels, Baby Bunny and Honey Bun.

What’s something you love to do?

I love video games, and spend a lot of my weekends playing them. I also love playing board games with a group of friends. Everyday, my husband, Drew, and I take our pup on a walk around our neighborhood.

What’s your favorite place?

At home, cozied up under a blanket.

What do you love about the job?

The location, the culture and the people!

What is the last thing you binge-watched?

Probably Squid Game. Before that, Nailed It! on Netflix.

What’s your favorite book?

I don’t have a current favorite, but in high school, my favorite book to read was Crime and Punishment.

If you could live in any sitcom, which would it be?

Maybe Curb Your Enthusiasm. Sometimes, I channel my inner Larry David.

Are you a listener or a talker?

I like to listen and observe.

If you had to eat one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be?

Nachos.

If there weren’t any more computers, what would be your new occupation?

Fiction writer.

What’s the scariest thing you’ve done for fun?

A few years ago, I went to a Game of Thrones exhibit where they had a VR simulation of going to the top of the Wall. At the end of the simulation, you free fall off the wall. It was scary but fun!

What’s your favorite children’s story?

Does The Princess Bride count?

If you had an extra hour of free time every day, what would you spend it doing?

Sleeping.

Any words of advice?

Don’t let anyone tell you who to be. Just be yourself!

Why Schaefer?

Debbie and Erin made me feel so welcome even just during my interviews. I knew that I would be accepted and treated well at this company. I look forward to my future here!

Let’s start by getting to know you a little better. Tell us about yourself.

My name is Madi Marin. I am an Air Force brat who moved 14 times before graduating high school, so I grew up driving from place to place in a Suburban with my three siblings. I went to Abilene Christian University and graduated in 2018. I have a 15-month-old goldendoodle named “Macy” AKA “Mason Derulo”. I got married two weeks before COVID-19 and went from our honeymoon straight into quarantine.

What’s something you love to do?

I love running, working out and reading. I also love listening to true crime podcasts and murder mysteries.

What’s your favorite place?

My bed or London.

What do you love about the job?

I love how every project is so different and involves solving problems. One day you are photoshopping food out of someone’s teeth and the next you are thinking about how someone will use a website. There is so much variety. What’s not to love?

What is the last thing you binge-watched?

Seinfeld.

What’s your favorite book?

Great Expectations.

If you could live in any sitcom, which would it be?

That 70s Show. I don’t really watch sitcoms that often, so I just picked the one I like best.

Are you a listener or a talker?

Both.

If you had to eat one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be?

Dark Chocolate (dairy-free). As long as it’s dairy free and dark chocolate, I’ll eat it. 

If there weren’t any more computers, what would be your new occupation?

I would be some kind of royalty, probably a queen. Or maybe an author or detective.

What’s the scariest thing you’ve done for fun?

Cheerleading (being a flyer in particular).

What’s your favorite children’s story?

Balto or Harry Potter.

If you had an extra hour of free time every day, what would you spend it doing?

Painting, reading and dancing around my living room. I like using acrylic paints the best. Now that I think about it, I also enjoy reorganizing my closet too.

Any words of advice?

Happiness is a choice.

Why Schaefer?

I wanted to work somewhere that people enjoyed going to work and being together. Schaefer seems to have that. I wanted to work alongside and learn from talented people.