It's been a busy summer at OnSIP. We almost forgot to introduce our four new employees who joined us over the past three months. Meet Bryan Wade, Eric Green, James Criscuolo, and Joseph Frazier. We're excited to have them on staff, and we look forward to working with them!
Bryan Wade
Bryan graduated from Carnegie Mellon University. At school, he was highly involved in the hackathon scene. He particularly enjoyed creating hilarious but impractical apps, such as BananaPhone, which pranked called your friends and was controlled by an actual banana. He was also involved in Student Government as a Student Senator and chair of The Activities Board. He's done software development internships at a broad range of companies, such as Microsoft, Fedex, and AT&T. Outside of software development, he enjoys rock climbing, attending and organizing comedy shows, and playing Dance Dance Revolution and eSports (especially Starcraft).
Eric Green
Eric graduated from RPI with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. From an early age, Eric knew he wanted to be a programmer, starting with an internship after high school for New York City TV. Last summer, Eric worked for King Kullen developing applications that helped make the company more efficient. Besides the usual work related stuff, Eric likes spending his free time skiing, sailing, relaxing on the beach, and swimming with his dog, Bentley.
James Criscuolo
James is a software engineer who grew up in Long Island, New York. He graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a double major in Computer Science and Cognitive Science. He's interested in cognitive modeling and previously spent a summer at the Naval Research Laboratory working with 6 foot tall robots that ride Segways. He's also built a mathematics app for children for the Pittsburgh school system. In his spare time, he enjoys reading, cooking, long walks on the beach, the usual. In case you ever come by the office, he's the guy who sits next to Will. Not Jason. The other guy.
Joseph Frazier
Joseph graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in the spring, with a Bachelor's in Computer Science (minoring in Philosophy). Other than academics, he was an active member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity, which kept him from going crazy from all the coursework. He did quite a bit of community service and participated in many campus-wide events over his 4 years at university. He just moved to NYC, so he's been spending a fair bit of time exploring and getting to know his new hometown. His other interests include playing Dance Dance Revolution, practicing parkour, and going cycling.