About

I started working in the Automotive Industry at the age of 12 in my uncle's shop. I have spent my life in or around the auto industry. After high school I attended Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology in Boston. I received an Associate's Degree in Science with a major in Automotive Technology. I worked at a Ford dealership for a few years and then decided to go back to school. I attended Northeastern University and received a Bachelor's Degree in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering. Worked at Westerbeke where I designed, assembled, and tested generators for marine, fire and standby units ranging from 5kW to 95kW. After Westerbeke I decided to teach my skills to new minds. I returned to Benjamin Franklin Institute and became a Professor in the Automotive Technology Program. I spent nine years there. In February of 2015 I decided to open a mobile small engine repair business. I enjoy figuring out why mechanical machines don't work and helping out customers at the same time.