Studying the effects of the SEC's accredited investor policies under Professor Robert C. Pozen

I worked as a member of the Test & Learn Flow team within the Data & Services division. My role consisted of enhancing the workflow of the Test & Learn product-line. I worked both on modernizing front-end systems and optimizing back-end queries.

ProMazo MIT was dedicated to interviewing students and business executives to help streamline recruiting processes for both parties.

I performed due diligence critical to the Feb. 2019 Praetorian Digital acquisition. Throughout my internship, I conducted sector research to evaluate target companies for the $1.2 billion Riverside Micro-Cap Fund V. I also executed a complete portfolio review, analyzing the opportunities and threats artificial intelligence presents for over 30 companies.

I created and maintained a SMART alumni database, which formed an entrepreneurial community of over 190 companies. I also established an online resource for Innovation Centre funded entities, boosting global exposure to 14 new startups annually. My role included collaborating with officials regarding future support programs for $250,000 grant recipients.

I optimized and coordinated crowdfunding strategies to maximize market exposure and project support through multiple channels. Helped launch a crowdfunding campaign that has raised $33,000 in 8 weeks. Travlerpack has been featured by the Associated Press, ABC News, NBC News, LA Times, MIT News, Romanian TV, and Chelsea Clinton.

I engineered a software solution to optimize revenue growth, excising over $10,000,000 of unnecessary spending annually. To complement this tool, I designed a data viewer for executives, enabling 15 unique metric forecasts for the upcoming fiscal year. In order to ensure accurate results and for sustainability purposes, I enabled automatic monthly solution updates, adjusting algorithms based on 120 markers.

I produced a dynamic web solution to allow Mechanical Turks to analyze 2000 potential bot Twitter accounts. In addition, I helped build machine learning algorithms to recognize bot activity while inspecting thousands of Tweets using temporal dynamics. Using our results, my team and I formulated a scale to determine the level of bot influence on a given hashtag or Twitter topic

Coding Cats is a small business centered around exposing children to computer science in an interactive, small-group environment. Classes are taught in Java, and multiple levels exist to allow students to progress and enhance their understanding of coding.

My primary role is to assist members and their clients by providing expertise while on the golf course. Because of my experience(over 300 rounds caddied in 5+ years), I am responsible for the mentorship of younger caddies, teaching them the rules of golf, how to navigate the golf course in an efficient manner, and how to read greens. I was named the 2017 Westwood Country Club Caddy of the Year for my work during the summer of 2016.

I worked in the Custom Software Development Department for an Information Technology firm, developing applications for clients in the AngularJS and ASP.NET MVC 4 frameworks using Agile. During my time, I designed the Jesuit Global Companions System, enabling thousands of high school students from 700 schools in over 30 countries to share global perspectives and real-time data about current issues with like individuals worldwide. I also developed and customized the Academic Challenge Program “Brain Brawl”, automating the scoring, determining tie-breaking tabulation, and displaying results and rankings of the annual 32 team competition.