About Gabriel Murray

About

I work best where taste and systems meet

Technical operations, automation, and systems thinking

Right now I split my time across low-code app development, system building, and automation work.

Outside of work, I collect archive clothing and spend too much time looking at lamps. My interest in fashion led to an interest in interior design -- how spaces feel really matters to me, and it has a big impact on how I work.

I play basketball, keep too many houseplants, and live with a cat named Toast. Built my first PC in 8th grade, played Call of Duty competitively, and cycled through five majors at CSULB before landing on fashion merchandising.

I grew up with a teacher mom who cared about words and culture, and a dad who was a mechanical engineer and patent lawyer -- the kind of person who needed to understand how everything worked and build it himself which shaped how I think about things.

Elsewhere

Ball
Playing claw games Claw games
Fashion intern days Intern days
Arkbois Archive
Golf

Experience

From styling and merchandising to technology and operations

I care about how things look, how they work, and how to make both scale without losing the human part.

2025

Technical Operations Manager

Ghost

Leading internal systems, automation, and low-code tooling across the business.

2024

Senior Product Operations Associate

Ghost

Moved closer to product, translating messy cross-functional work into cleaner systems and repeatable processes.

2023

Technical Merchandising Associate

Ghost

Started owning more of the product, site, and launch details.

2022–2023

Technical Merchandising Assistant

Ghost

Where fashion started turning into digital work and business process.

2021–2022

Stylist Assistant

Groupie

Learned taste on the ground floor by supporting styling work and close product decisions.

2019–2021

Stylist Assistant

Archived

Built an early eye for product, presentation, and what people respond to.

Education

B.A. Fashion Merchandising

CSULB, 2018–2022

The lane that pulled fashion, product, and presentation into the same place.