Jay loves to bring his problem-solving and analytical skills to anything he works on, and is always looking for ways to make processes more efficient. He excels at keeping things organized and, even as a natural introvert, works hard to maintain good communication and interpersonal skills. When he’s not saving the world from an invisible zombie apocalypse with his very imaginative 4-year-old son, you’ll likely find him working out or munching on colby jack cheese cubes.

Growing up in a family of entrepreneurs, he learned the complexities and risks of business ownership at an early age. From stocking inventory at his parents’ convenience store on the weekends to managing their restaurant full-time in high school, Mohammad saw how decisions affect the whole of operations — and by extension, his family’s livelihood. This empathy laid the bedrock for Mohammad’s professional career. In his roles, he has relied on this perspective of a business owner’s stake. He believes that good strategy comes from seeing the whole picture — and a business’s growth depends on the integrity of its parts.