Media and press
I’m available as an independent source for interviews, background conversations, technical fact-checking, podcasts, and panels. The sources below document MyCareer.NJ.gov through independent research and reporting, official project records, contributor commentary, a public campaign artifact, and institutional recognition—with the attribution boundaries made explicit.
Working on a story?
I am available to speak independently about building public systems from inside government, leading engineering organizations, and testing the claims made about AI and data. I can help distinguish what shipped, what remained a prototype, what belonged to a team, and what the evidence can actually support.
Topics I can discuss
- State and local technology, from social services and energy regulation to statewide workforce platforms
- Workforce data and interoperability: O*NET, CareerOneStop, Credential Engine, CTDL, and program outcomes
- Responsible AI in public services: grounding, evaluation, pilot gates, and human accountability
- Engineering leadership: growing leaders, setting architecture, and retaining technical accountability
- Accessible and bilingual digital services
- Open transit data, GTFS quality, and public-data repair
- Housing-permit orientation, local-first software, and privacy-preserving evidence tools
Ways I can help
- On-the-record interviews and quotable technical context
- Background conversations before a pitch or deadline
- Technical fact-checking of AI, data, accessibility, architecture, and delivery claims
- Podcasts, panels, briefings, and moderated conversations
Send the outlet or project, working angle, requested format, deadline and time zone, and whether you are seeking an on-the-record interview or background conversation.
I speak only for myself. I do not represent my employer, former employers, clients, government agencies, or project partners, and I do not share confidential or nonpublic information. I distinguish firsthand work, team outcomes, public records, and inference. Please agree attribution terms with me before the conversation.
Public campaign, coverage, and recognition
Labor Market Information Institute (LMI Institute)
NJDOL wins Best State LMI Focus on Impact and Sustainability for its evidence-based approach and MyCareer.NJ.gov (opens in a new tab)
2026
The Labor Market Information Institute supports the state professionals who produce and interpret workforce data. Its awards recognize state LMI work that can serve as a model for other states. In 2026 it recognized the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL) for the department’s evidence-based approach and MyCareer.NJ.gov. This is department/project recognition—not a personal award.
New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL Media)
MyCareer.NJ.gov statewide campaign commercial (opens in a new tab)
2024
Published by NJDOL Media, the department’s public video channel. The NJ Office of Innovation’s Communication + Engagement Lab (now the New Jersey Innovation Authority) and NJDOL created and ran the statewide streaming, social, and display advertising campaign; I led engineering delivery to launch, not campaign production.
Fast Company
New Jersey is turning to AI to improve the job search (opens in a new tab)
2024
Fast Company is a national business publication. This essay was written by Beth Simone Noveck, who disclosed that she founded the New Jersey Office of Innovation and served there as an unpaid adviser. It is project-partner context—not independent reporting about my contribution.
Harvard Kennedy School, Project on Workforce
Navigating Public Job Training says NJ's Training Explorer provides a promising potential model (opens in a new tab)
2023
The Project on Workforce is an applied-research initiative at Harvard Kennedy School. Its report said Training Explorer provides a promising potential model for public job training; it did not assess any one contributor.
Royal Statistical Society + American Statistical Association, Real World Data Science
Meeting the challenges AI poses in the labour market features NJ's Career Navigator (opens in a new tab)
2024
Real World Data Science is a publication project of the Royal Statistical Society, a U.K. membership body and charity, in partnership with the American Statistical Association. It featured Career Navigator in a series about AI and the labor market.
National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA)
MyCareer.NJ.gov: 2025 Workforce Innovation Awards nominee (opens in a new tab)
2025
The National Association of State Workforce Agencies represents the workforce agencies of all 50 states, D.C., and U.S. territories. Its official index lists MyCareer.NJ.gov among the 2025 Data Insights and Innovations nominees, without the asterisk used for winners. This was a peer-ecosystem nomination, not a win or a personal award.
NJ Office of Innovation
MyCareer.NJ.gov: project overview and impact (opens in a new tab)
2024
The New Jersey Office of Innovation was a state partner in the service. This is a first-party project record describing the team’s work and public impact, not independent coverage.
ROI-NJ
MyCareer.NJ.gov launched to connect job seekers with training and careers (opens in a new tab)
2024
ROI-NJ is a New Jersey business-news outlet. Its launch coverage records the public announcement, statewide scope, and intended resident service.