Chris Boraski

Chris Boraski has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Chris began their career as a Manager of Technical Project Management at Scholastic, Inc., where they managed a team and worked on web-based applications and e-commerce platforms. Chris then moved on to ECI Conference Call Services, where they served as the Director of Internet/Intranet Development. Here, they led the development of a brandable client portal and managed a team of developers.

Next, Boraski joined InterCall as a Senior Information Systems Manager, where they oversaw the maintenance and expansion of a customer-facing web portal. Chris also worked on the creation of an internal Java web application for CRM. Chris continued their web development career at Princeton Tech Meetup, a monthly gathering of techies, where they co-founded and co-organized the group.

Boraski then took on the role of Member at Princeton Toastmasters, a public speaking and leadership development club, where they served on the board in various positions, including President and VP of Education. After that, they joined Vognition as the VP of User Experience, responsible for designing and developing mobile apps. At Vognition, they created the Voice RT iPhone App for voice control of a WiFi thermostat.

Chris later founded InfAspire and developed two apps, Chatty Addie and Ready for College and Career?, integrating speech recognition technologies. Boraski also worked as a Developer and Consultant at MessagePetz, contributing to an iOS app and website development. Lastly, they served as the Sr. iOS Development Lead at Kiswe Mobile, leading the development and release management of the iOS Kiswe Mobile App and Hangtime App.

Throughout their career, Boraski has demonstrated strong leadership skills, technical expertise in various programming languages, and a commitment to professional development and community involvement.

Chris Boraski's education history is as follows:

Chris Boraski attended Pingry School from 1989 to 1993, where they received their high school diploma. Following that, they enrolled at Stevens Institute of Technology from 1993 to 1995, studying computer engineering. Chris then transferred to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Media Studies from 1995 to 1998. Lastly, from 2002 to 2005, Chris Boraski pursued a Master's degree in Information Systems with a focus on Information Management at Stevens Institute of Technology.