Congratulations to our very own Niles LoVerso, who has just been hired full-time as a Service Desk Analyst by our partners at Holman! Niles is a graduate from Rutgers University New Brunswick who majored in Information Technology Informatics, so this new chapter is right up his alley!
Niles was inspired by his mother to delve into studying technology, because she had a deeper understanding of it than most people. Since his time at Hopeworks, Niles not only completed the Hopeworks training and an internship, but also took web development courses to sharpen his skills.
“My mission is to use my tech and IT skills to help show others that you can solve even the toughest of situations through dedication, patience, and grit. I want to use my skills to motivate other young adults who struggle to get started.”
This is what Hopeworks is all about!
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