Saint John's High School

Bryant University

Software Engineer at Embark Veterinary

Greater Boston

Embark Veterinary

Software Engineer

Canary is a platform where venues and musicians are booking their gigs. We help venues find and book new local talent while giving musicians a platform to show off their brand.

Canary was acquired by Gigmor in December of 2019.

Canary (acquired in December 2019)

Founder & CEO

Full stack software engineer working with the Ad Tech and Customer Intelligence team to support our in-house notification platform which sends millions of notifications (email, push, etc.) each day. Worked primarily in Java, React, PHP, and SQL.

Wayfair

Anonymously send a bag of dirt accompanied by a “You’re a dirtbag” card to your favorite dirtbag. Created the website, sourced our bags in China, and managed all orders and business decisions. Launched March 1st of 2017.

DirtByMail was acquired in July of 2017.

DirtByMail (acquired in July 2017)

Co-Founder

Supported the Fund Accounting System Team’s projects by creatively developing macros to build efficiencies within the department resulting in several hours saved per week. Developed a prototype macro, called the Data Differentiator, to compare any two similar data sets and show the changes between them. Led a team of 5 after prototype build through concept, requirements, design, rebuild, test, marketing and adoption of the macro, which will be deployed worldwide to over 5,000 employees.

Brown Brothers Harriman

Systems Intern

Hearsay Today is a tech start-up bringing news to your mobile devices in the most convenient form possible, the cell phone text message. We send you an audio text message of that day's breaking headlines in a short audio clip that will not eat up your data like a typical news app.

This startup failed due to poor execution, limited product-market fit, and overall a lack of knowledge and experience.

Hearsay Today

Co-Founder and CIO

Cracked iPhone? I can fix that. I deal with all iPhones from the 4 to the 5S with problems from a broken home button to a cracked screen.

Nick O'Hara