I'm a first-generation Mexican-American student at Rutgers, studying Computer Science and Economics. Currently I work at the NJ Department of Treasury and Partiful. I also serve as the Rutgers University Student Body Treasurer. I also co-lead the alto saxophone section for the Marching Scarlet Knights.
Scores, standings, rosters, and a live ticker. I add something most weeks because I use the site myself.
Also in progress: a soccer match prediction model layered into the same dashboard (form-weighted scoring with confidence bands).
TypeScript Discord bot with music, XP/levels, and 20+ slash commands. Express admin dashboard on Azure.
48-hour IBM Datathon. We read medical invoices with OCR and tried to show where prices were off. 3rd of 53.
Also building: Open Source Projects monorepo (README generator and developer tools).
State of NJ, Department of Treasury
IBM TRIRIGA workflows, 100K+ row asset databases, and Python sync scripts that cut 15+ hours of manual work each week.
Rutgers University Student Assembly
$3.5M+ in student fees across a few hundred orgs. The unglamorous part is the tracking.
Rutgers University Student Assembly
University Senate for SAS students and chair of the SAS Senate Caucus.
Rutgers School of Arts & Sciences
Classroom support plus Python deployment scripts for hundreds of Raspberry Pi devices and imaging workflows.
Keller Williams Prime Realty
Python scraping for listing trends in Cumberland, Salem, and Cape May counties. +3% market share, +12% agent onboarding.
Full resume with coursework and skills.
Student Body Treasurer at RUSA. I oversee a $3.5M+ student-fee budget. Most of the job is reading funding requests, watching the spending, and making the numbers visible so people aren't guessing.
In SAS Senate I sit in University Senate and chair the caucus. A lot of it is herding people toward a vote, not writing speeches.
Also treasurer at BridgeRutgers, co-lead of the alto saxophone section for the Marching Scarlet Knights, and team captain for Rutgers Taekwondo.
At Treasury I write Python against real state databases. If it works, someone in Trenton has a shorter Tuesday.
I grew up in Bridgeton, NJ. I'm studying CS and Economics at Rutgers because I like building things people actually use.
At the State Treasury I write software for coworkers who manage public money and statewide assets. The work is building tools that help real users: automating workflows, syncing data, shipping programs people can run without waiting on a manual fix every week.
BillBuddy was the same idea on a 48-hour clock. We placed 3rd of 53 at the IBM Datathon. That's the team in the photo.
RUSA is public service. As student body treasurer I focus on student advocacy: reviewing funding requests, keeping fee spending visible, and making sure orgs get a fair hearing. Different job from Treasury, same goal of building something people can rely on.
Email me if you want to talk internships, a project, or whatever. It lands at tony@tonypichardo.com.