I studied Economics, Information Systems, and Mathematics at Fairfield University, where I obtained my Bachelor's degree. I then completed my Masters in Software Engineering. Throughout that time I was tutoring my peers in all 3 aforementioned subjects. I tutored about 5 students a semester, and met with each weekly. We worked on problem sets as well as solidifying a concrete understanding of major micro and macro economic concepts.
I was accepted into Teach For America, a highly...
I studied Economics, Information Systems, and Mathematics at Fairfield University, where I obtained my Bachelor's degree. I then completed my Masters in Software Engineering. Throughout that time I was tutoring my peers in all 3 aforementioned subjects. I tutored about 5 students a semester, and met with each weekly. We worked on problem sets as well as solidifying a concrete understanding of major micro and macro economic concepts.
I was accepted into Teach For America, a highly selective program (10% of applicants are accepted) aimed at ending educational inequity by training people to teach in impoverished neighborhoods. My training consisted of teaching Algebra I in a summer school for high school students on the south side. I proceeded to teach 7th grade English language arts and mathematics at Spry Community School in Little Village. While working at Spry I developed my math curriculum as well of co-developed the English curriculum.
Currently, I am a Senior Software Engineer at a government consulting company. I have been writing clean, maintainable code (and tests) for over a decade.
