Places For Less is a real estate tech platform that’s changing the way apartment rentals have been done over the past 30 years, and in turn making it both easier and more affordable than ever to rent your next home by cutting the traditional broker fee. We’re accomplishing this by building our tech platform on-top of a fully licensed brokerage – enabling Places For Less to offer a full service apartment search-and-rental service while maintaining the flexibility to change up the traditional brokerage rental model that’s been king of the industry for the past 30 years. The Places For Less hypothesis is that the current rental brokerage one-to-one (agent-to-renter) business models over-serve their clients, ultimately making the service they provide over priced. So we’re changing it up and gigifying the role of the real estate agent – automating 95% of the agent’s job with our technology and internal team/processes. Our agents aren’t commission based, they’re paid per showing they conduct. The changes we’ve made to the model allow us to pass on the cost savings we receive to our clients (renters and landlords) As CTO at Places For Less, I work closely with the entire team to build the product vision based on the problems our team and our users are facing – and turn that into a product road map that I and our tech team work to implement. I work closely with our engineers across the stack in building out technical solutions outlined in our product road-map.

Bringing virtual reality apartment tours in mass to apartment rental markets to boost transparency and efficiency in the rental process.I co-founded Wizio out of the Northeastern University Entrepreneurship ecosystem during my time there as an undergraduate student. It started with me and my roommate renting our first off-campus college apartment - the apartment wasn't up to code in numerous ways and the landlord was neglectful. Because of this experience, we wanted to use technology to help bring more power and knowledge to the renters in Boston when searching for their next rental home. We founded Wizio and got to work, testing different business models and products with consumers and prospective clients. Through enough product iteration and research, we landed on bringing low-cost, easy to use virtual apartment tours to real-estate professionals in the hopes that our virtual tours would help renters truly see units before going in person for a showing - so that they could be better prepped for that walk through tour with clear expectations and questions. As CTO and Co-Founder I was on the ground floor of a 2-4 person startup talking to prospective users/clients, doing user research, validating (or invalidating) business ideas, creating virtual tours across Boston, and building out the product that eventually became the Wizio website. The Wizio website allowed our clients to login, upload their virtual tour content, and host it to be placed/showcased on their website (or shared from our website) with their clients. During our time building Wizio, we filmed 3,000+ apartments in the Boston market. In 2018, the team was looking to create a brokerage within Wizio - utilizing our VR content to streamline the rental process and make it more efficient and less costly to renters. In the winter of 2018, Wizio merged with a local Boston based startup tackling a very similar mission - Places For Less. The merger became official in February of 2019

.* Worked closely with teams and individuals from across the organization to find technical, data driven solutions to their needs* Developed and maintained custom SQL ETL scripts responsible for cleaning and loading data into the company's data warehouse* Monitored data warehouse performance and health through DataDog dashboards and custom-built data validation SQL scripts* Assisted with company roll-out of Tableau

* Developed internal workflow enhancing web applications utilizing Visual Studio 2015, ASP.NET/C#, SQL Server, and IIS.* Worked closely with business units to create data reports utilizing Hyperion Financial Reporting Studio.* Created ETL utilizing SQL Server Intergration Services (SSIS) with SQL Server.* Maintained ETL activities for quarterly board reports using R/R Studio

The Northeastern University Entrepreneur's Club is one of the largest student ran clubs at Northeastern University and is responsible for creating and fostering a welcoming entrepreneurial atmosphere and community for all students whom are interested. The club is broken into five programs that specialize in teaching students different aspects of Entrepreneurship. At the club's weekly speaker meetings attendance usually ranges from 90-130 members with the highest member count at 315.As the director of finance I am responsible for:* Managing Northeastern University Entrepreneurs Club Budget.* Working closely with faculty to make sure budgets are aligned and reconciled.* Tracking and managing club, club member and program expenditures.* Handling reimbursement and invoice forms.

* Manages Northeastern University Entrepreneurs Club Budget.* Works closely with faculty to make sure budgets are aligned and reconciled.* Tracks club and club member expenditures.* Handles reimbursement and invoice forms.

Helping to direct in the development and implementation of the Husky Startup Challenge for the Fall 2013 Semester. * Creating bootcamp material.* Creating application materials for potential participants.* Lining up speakers for bootcamps.* Organizing events.* Coaching participants.

Helps students with coursework in and outside of classroom. Coursework includes web page creation using HTML, CSS, JQuery, JavaScript and Microsoft’s Expression Web 4.

Objective Logistics is a Google and Atlas Venture-funded company that helps lift sales and improve the guest experience in restaurants, retail stores, and other industries nation-wide. MUSE, a web-based software platform, motivates, measures, and mentors staff, giving them real-time rewards and active, up-to-the-minute data on their performance. Our ranking platform is combined with an automated service that rewards top performers with their preferred shifts and other non-monetary compensation. We marry the power of big-data with proven game theory (and a little healthy competition) to drive significant, unrivaled results. MUSE, a moneyball-esque Performance Management tool is now commercially available for the restaurant industry and is in development for leading enterprises in a variety of new markets.As an intern I worked on projects such as implementing Google Analytics across the web platform, created/aided in creation of feature level and deployment level test plans, assisted in QA testing procedures, logged bugs and utilized SQL, SQL Server and Excel to run data analysis reports.

In charge of completing a wide range of tasks from,* Updating the learning portal with with new content.* Improving efficiency of the learning portal through back-end work.* Enrolling employees in classes and managing the Learning and Development training rooms.* Creating learning content for employees.* Checking to make sure employees have completed their necessary training.* Implementing new learning features such as peer to peer learning via an internal message board.* Creating and maintaining Department Reporting on general department/training metrics.* Report Analysis