Headstorm is a technology consulting firm that provides full-service product and engineering capabilities from strategy through implementation.

The products I own: HealthMine Engagement, a data analytics tool; Mobile device tracking; HRA implementation, a tool to assess patient risks; government certification and compliance (NCQA, etc).• As a Product Manager, my team is responsible for vision, strategy, market fit, feature ideation, feature prioritization, road mapping, and, in-part, Engineering management and operations.• Oversee all our technical documentation, and write or rewrite our docs to more effectively explain our models, data collection, analysis, and plan creation logic in layman’s terms.• Manage the FTE (First-Time Experience) data collection procedure, which is the single most valuable data source on patients.• Work with the CTO on Engineering operations, including writing stories for new features or technical debt reduction.• Overhauled and redesigned our device integration and device tracking system for patients.

Convene (www.convene.com) is the nation's fastest growing network of meeting, event, and conference venues that combine technology, culinary, production, and human-centered design into a transformative user experience. We serve over 150,000 participants each year across our 10 locations along the East Coast of the United States. The company currently works with over 70%+ of the Fortune 500 and hundreds of fast-growing companies along the East Coast.Forbes called Convene "One of America's 100 Most Promising Companies." Convene is also consistently ranked a top ten place to work in New York.

Dialexa is a fast-growing product engineering and design firm.At Dialexa I worked with the hardware team to write firmware for electronic products. I also created a virtual reality drone simulator experience for use in internal demos.

At Jobscience I work as a part of a small engineering team to further develop our staffing and recruiting software services.Most of my time is spent writing new components and features for our Salesforce app. I also write load tests in Java to simulate thousands of current users who creating accounts, uploading and downloading, documents, filling out forms, and so on.Additionally, I’ve written a series of Python and Apache Ant scripts to automate our retrieval, version control, and deployment processes.

At Dev Bootcamp I worked 100+ hours a week to further my programming skillset. The program has a strong emphasis on Ruby and Javascript, which were the two languages I chose to focus on.I completed all daily assignments on time and passed every unit assessment administered.At the conclusion of the program I worked in a small team to build FrogPress, an education-focused Rails application. The app allowed teachers to distribute assignments to students, who would then upload essays to be graded and reviewed. The app was built using Test-Driven-Development. I was in charge of analytics and data visualization, which involved measuring and plotting student achievements, grades, and metrics (readability scores, spelling mistakes, etc).

In the IDEO Toylab I worked with electronics and software engineering to create new-to-world toys. Some major clients include Sesame Street and Mattel. After the conclusion of a three month intensive summer internship I was asked to continue working for IDEO on a part-time basis. For the rest of the year I worked between fifteen and twenty hours a week for them.Also, I was lucky enough to be in the 60 Minutes episode on Ideo while working in the prototyping lab.

At Riekes I worked with kids, war veterans, and persons with disabilities through training and mentorship.I also rewrote many of their employee training resources and wrote copy for some of their special needs programs.

I worked at Bespoke Summer of 2010 and was asked to return for a second summer. At Bespoke I was co-responsible for developing the 3D scanning application used to scan patients for the creation of 3D printed prosthetics and casts. I also built the demo of our software that we presented to 3D Systems, which later acquired Bespoke.

At BWSL I wrote on topics related to science, and sold robotics and electronics kits I designed and developed. BWSL was featured on MAKE Magazine's website twice, and won the Sun Microsystem's and Institute for the Future's Digital Open Youth Innovation award. I was video interviewed by Boing Boing Media and the interview was delivered through Virgin America and Boing Boing's site. I was profiled by PC World Online and a slough of smaller blogs and news sites. I wrote for the electronics magazine Servo, and wrote a chapter of a book juxtaposing technology's relationship with my generation and my parents' generation. The book was printed and sold in the UK by the publisher XS4ALL.