Career Advising

I have been advising MIT students and alumni for over a decade on their software engineering careers. I have been able to help my advisees with thinking through career direction, landing their first full-time job, recovering through layoffs, and more.

Mock Interviews: I specialize in providing mock interviews for both coding and system design interviews. I provide comprehensive feedback from both technical and behavioral perspectives.
Career Conversations: Software engineering is very broad and has many sub-disciplines and the technology landscape is always changing. As someone who has worn many hats across several different industries I can share my perspective on what role / discipline might fit you best.
Resume Reviews: Your resume is often the first document that a company sees (or doesn't see) about you. Now with AI ingestion of resumes, is your resume still up to the task? I provide feedback both from a human and AI ingestion point of view.

Testimonials

These are randomly selected testimonials from MIT's Alumni Advisor hub.

Anthony read my resume before the chat and walked me through some tips. Very appreciate!

Hi Anthony, I enjoyed our talk, and I appreciate your taking the time to connect with me. Thanks again for your sharing your insight and specific recommendations!

I had a great time speaking with Anthony. He had many helpful suggestions for me about my job search and my career growth. More than that, he was unbelievably kind and empathetic to my situation. I felt valued, respected, and understood when I spoke to him. I would highly recommend him to anyone seeking professional advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

I'm a MIT affiliate, how can I best connect with you?

Please use the MIT Alumni Advisor Hub and find me on there!

I'm not affiliated with MIT, can I still contact you?

Yes, you are welcome to contact me for my thoughts.

Can you guarantee me a job?

Unfortunately I can't do that but I can help you with increasing the likelihood of landing a job.

Why do you volunteer your time to do this?

From as early on in my life as I can remember, I've always been inclined to help others. From simple things like holding open a door, picking up something someone dropped, to tutoring my peers in school, to helping teammates with their work. As I continued to grow in my career I gravitated towards opportunities at MIT to be of service to the community.

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