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11/10/2026
Connolly Brothers Main Office
1. What drew you to the construction industry?
My passion for construction began when I visited some of my dad's jobsites in Boston. Seeing how a building was constructed and realizing that it will be around longer than me someday always seemed like a very rewarding idea.
2. What does your day-to-day look like as an assistant superintendent?
My day-to-day often consists of logging deliveries, completing the daily log, organizing toolbox talks, assisting with some scheduling, and supporting the superintendent with miscellaneous daily site activities as needed.
3. What do you enjoy the most about what you do?
I love that no two days are ever quite the same. Every day is an opportunity to learn something new or overcome a new challenge.
4. In what ways did your college and internship experiences prepare you for your current role?
My college and internship experiences prepared me in entirely different ways. Engineering in college helped me understand the technical side of what I do and why something may be spec'd a certain way. My internships with Connolly taught me the application of my work and why certain things are done the way they are.
5. What are some of the most valuable lessons that you have learned so far?
One of the most valuable lessons that I have learned so far is the importance of clear and concise communication. A brilliant idea is only brilliant if it is properly conveyed and explained to the respective party.
6. What advice would you give to someone interested in following a similar career path?
For someone looking to follow a similar career path, the most important advice I would give is to not be afraid to ask questions. I was always afraid to ask questions, and one thing I have learned is that most people you encounter on the jobsite or in the office are excited to answer a question and teach you something new.
7. When you're not at work, how do you like to spend your time?
When I am not at work, I love being outside, whether that be fishing, hiking, or skiing. I also love going to the gym and running, and I have recently enjoyed participating in Spartan Races. Most importantly, I love spending time with my friends and family.
My passion for construction began when I visited some of my dad's jobsites in Boston. Seeing how a building was constructed and realizing that it will be around longer than me someday always seemed like a very rewarding idea.
2. What does your day-to-day look like as an assistant superintendent?
My day-to-day often consists of logging deliveries, completing the daily log, organizing toolbox talks, assisting with some scheduling, and supporting the superintendent with miscellaneous daily site activities as needed.
3. What do you enjoy the most about what you do?
I love that no two days are ever quite the same. Every day is an opportunity to learn something new or overcome a new challenge.
4. In what ways did your college and internship experiences prepare you for your current role?
My college and internship experiences prepared me in entirely different ways. Engineering in college helped me understand the technical side of what I do and why something may be spec'd a certain way. My internships with Connolly taught me the application of my work and why certain things are done the way they are.
5. What are some of the most valuable lessons that you have learned so far?
One of the most valuable lessons that I have learned so far is the importance of clear and concise communication. A brilliant idea is only brilliant if it is properly conveyed and explained to the respective party.
6. What advice would you give to someone interested in following a similar career path?
For someone looking to follow a similar career path, the most important advice I would give is to not be afraid to ask questions. I was always afraid to ask questions, and one thing I have learned is that most people you encounter on the jobsite or in the office are excited to answer a question and teach you something new.
7. When you're not at work, how do you like to spend your time?
When I am not at work, I love being outside, whether that be fishing, hiking, or skiing. I also love going to the gym and running, and I have recently enjoyed participating in Spartan Races. Most importantly, I love spending time with my friends and family.
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