Peter

"I majored in business administration and then minored in mathematical decision sciences"

"my responsibilities are kind of twofold"

"spending time directly with engineers and product managers to ensure that we are actually taking what that client said and implementing it."

"Being able to look beyond the immediate needs and see what the market is looking for. Having that macro view beyond just the immediate product needs."

"the ability just to kind of work with founders across various industries and backgrounds and be with them really since the start of their journey is quite fulfilling"

"Working with early stage clients with restricted budgets, we have to map out what we're able to do in this first iteration, get that to market, and then build from there."

"The industry of software development mixed with the venture capital side just opens up the opportunity to meet a lot of interesting people and see a lot of neat ideas."

"Just being persistent. Whether it's reiterating on the product over and over or simply reaching out to investors and kind of convincing them."

"Because whether you're building out the platform or just investing, you're gonna need to see how much money, how much time is it gonna take to get to this point?"

"Undergraduate business school I think, you know, is a great opportunity if you're able to do it."

"Understanding that having a product that isn't perfect is much better than trying to get it perfect before getting it out."

"The internships I had each summer were very valuable in terms of networks and learning from people who have been highly successful in their fields."