Building technology that powers 5,000+ restaurants across the US and Canada, and saving restaurants over $100m in fees from 3rd party marketplaces.

Redefining what it means to be a Restaurant Tech company, and inventing what will become the industry standard. Building innovative products and managing teams of product managers, designers, and engineers.

Built the Shopify for Restaurants; helping Restaurateurs get the best Online Ordering and Loyalty tech at a fraction of the cost and multitudes higher quality.

Johnson & Johnson lives and breathes its Credo. "We are responsible to our employees... They must have a sense of security, fulfillment and purpose in their jobs."I had so much opportunity for growth and sharpening of my skills at Johnson & Johnson, especially during all of the development I did for their 7 Minute Workout iOS app. Millions of lines of code powering millions of users to be the healthiest versions of themselves.

Over a dozen games, directories, ride-sharing, and social apps launched to the App Store. I've even built an app for my college's newspaper. I have a thorough knowledge of iOS Development, in both Objective-C and Swift. In addition, I love contributing to the dev community by building OSS libraries. Check out my GitHub to see what I'm up to!

Never could I have imagined that one LinkedIn message would land me such an incredible job, and brought me such amazing friendships. In the first month we rebuilt the entire app from scratch, and I've learned that an outstanding team paired with doing exactly what you love breeds the perfect environment for productivity. We started off with an event planning app called Linute, and our idea morphed into Tapt, a social media exclusively for college students. At Tapt, I learned that a great product is one thing, but a great team is everything. I managed a team of iOS, Android, Web, and Backend developers. We met deadlines, built incredible features, and earned our place in the history of CCNY student life.

There are many facets to accounting that don't make the public eye, and during my internship at Viacom I saw one of them, which was Sarbanes Oxley testing. There were people who recorded the numbers, those that audited those records, and then us who "audited" the auditors.

The RA: Never invited to a college party, but always invited when you are locked out. I learned more about being mature through this experience than I ever did when I took health class. Life won't prepare you for all emergency situations, but being an RA will.

Is your printer looking jammed? I’ll find out where. Is your computer not connecting to internet? I’ll be there. Do you need a second monitor installed? We’ve got a spare. Saving the Mercy College faculty and student body one Help Desk ticket at a time.

More than just supplements. In fact, very little about supplements. The founder and I ended up partnering to form a different company, but some startups were meant to "end down". However, I succeeded in making a solid connection and gaining a great friend.

First internship, first startup, and only the beginning. College was new, and so was I to the world of business.

Began a long term relationship with Apple software development and we’ve been going steady ever since. I may pop the question soon. Either that or I'll popToRootViewControllerAnimated.

Times tables, fractions, and how to spell Mississippi; if a 3rd grader took it, I helped them get through it. Here, I realized how valuable patience is.