Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn
Alfred Siby Cyriac is currently a Software Development Intern at the NYC Department of Education, focusing on JavaScript development to enhance loaned device management processes, achieving significant reductions in administrative overhead and improvements in data accuracy. Previously, Alfred served as an Administrative Assistant for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn, managing visitor interactions, transactions, and security surveillance. Upcoming roles include a Software Engineering Intern position at the Tech Incubator at Queens College and a Software Engineering Fellowship with Headstarter AI, where Alfred contributed to web scraping and deployment of AI applications. Additionally, Alfred has experience as a Digital Marketing Fellow for Senator Anna M. Kaplan, where responsibilities included phone banking and social media content creation. Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science at Queens College, Alfred graduated from Townsend Harris High School in June 2023.
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Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn
Founded in 1853, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn serves the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens, New York. The boroughs’ combined population stands at more than 4.9 million, of which 1.5 million identify themselves as Catholics. Often dubbed the “Diocese of Immigrants,” members come from 167 countries where Mass is regularly offered in two dozen languages.