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Koduco — 2010
Co-founded Koduco Games as part of the Y Combinator Summer 2010 batch. Participated in fundraising, game design, coding, PR, and production of audiovisual assets.
Co-founded Koduco Games as part of the Y Combinator Summer 2010 batch. Participated in fundraising, game design, coding, PR, and production of audiovisual assets.
Kohei socially conscious fashion
Kohei is a collaboration between Jonathan Beilin, Mike Mai, and a women's group in Tanzania to ethically produce hip American streetwear using traditional batik fabric and patterns. Profits are kicked back to the women's group to fund local businesses. Launching this summer in Boston. Currently seeking stockists and investors to increase our store presence.
Kohei is a collaboration between Jonathan Beilin, Mike Mai, and a women's group in Tanzania to ethically produce hip American streetwear using traditional batik fabric and patterns. Profits are kicked back to the women's group to fund local businesses. Launching this summer in Boston. Currently seeking stockists and investors to increase our store presence.
Web Ecology Project — 2009
Founding member of the Web Ecology Project, a group dedicated to building a science around social media. Released several reports to media acclaim. Promoted manifesto of rigorous studies of internet culture. Designed report templates and company branding and typography. Prepared presentations and materials for multi-state business trip pitching work to several large research and marketing companies.
Founding member of the Web Ecology Project, a group dedicated to building a science around social media. Released several reports to media acclaim. Promoted manifesto of rigorous studies of internet culture. Designed report templates and company branding and typography. Prepared presentations and materials for multi-state business trip pitching work to several large research and marketing companies.
The Heliotrope — 2009
In fall 2008, a mailing list was created for the friends of Harvard student Zach Taxin. Before long, the list filled withTL;DR short essays on technology, ethics, science, culture … everything. Eventually it was decided that with a touch of editing, we could produce a decent online magazine.
In fall 2008, a mailing list was created for the friends of Harvard student Zach Taxin. Before long, the list filled with
Business Intelligence Webapp — 2008
During my stint at the start-up consulting firm Measuring Success, I observed that producing customized reports for clients was taking up to 8 hours each, even though the only change between reports was the data shown in the charts. I took the lead in developing a system that, given a master template, could generate customized reports for clients in a matter of minutes.
During my stint at the start-up consulting firm Measuring Success, I observed that producing customized reports for clients was taking up to 8 hours each, even though the only change between reports was the data shown in the charts. I took the lead in developing a system that, given a master template, could generate customized reports for clients in a matter of minutes.
Curated Exhibit — 2007
While I was working at the Hood Museum of Art, I had the opportunity to curate an exhibit on the topic of my choosing. Working with the subject of typographic imagery, I assembled pieces by Ben Shahn, Kurt Schwitters, a collaborative Fluxus Box, and others, exploring uses of type and the meaning behind the shapes of individual glyphs.
While I was working at the Hood Museum of Art, I had the opportunity to curate an exhibit on the topic of my choosing. Working with the subject of typographic imagery, I assembled pieces by Ben Shahn, Kurt Schwitters, a collaborative Fluxus Box, and others, exploring uses of type and the meaning behind the shapes of individual glyphs.
Helped Produce AI@50 — 2006
On the fiftieth anniversary of the Dartmouth Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Dartmouth gathered five of the 10 original attendees – Marvin Minsky, Ray Solomonoff, Oliver Selfridge, Trenchard More, and John McCarthy – along with recent luminaries to speak on developments, philosophical consequences, and future predictions regarding the field of AI. I arranged speaker schedules, lodging, campus logistics, &c. [Plus it was fun.]
On the fiftieth anniversary of the Dartmouth Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Dartmouth gathered five of the 10 original attendees – Marvin Minsky, Ray Solomonoff, Oliver Selfridge, Trenchard More, and John McCarthy – along with recent luminaries to speak on developments, philosophical consequences, and future predictions regarding the field of AI. I arranged speaker schedules, lodging, campus logistics, &c. [Plus it was fun.]