Nicholas Mattison

-This is a part time position I added while I was attending law school

-For upper level students (high school and above), I would tutor English and Social Studies

-This included mostly SAT preparation, but I also tutored one GED student for a time

-For lower level students (middle school and below), I would tutor all subjects

-This often included predetermined lesson plans unrelated to whatever specific lesson the student was learning in school, but when a student would have questions or struggle with in-school material, we would pivot the lesson to revolve around any and all questions the student would have

Laborer:

-Assisted all contractors and sub-contractors with any and all fine carpentry, framing, electrical, and plumbing needs

-This work would include anything from simple tool retrieval, to demolition, and most often meticulous craftsmanship as the company often was involved in large historical preservation projects

Supervisor:

-As my knowledge grew in the construction field, I was eventually promoted to a project supervisor

-These responsibilities included direct oversight of all sub-contractors and laborers to ensure project was operating both on schedule, and that the work being done was up to the rigid standard demanded by Mattison Contracting LLC

-This was an internship I did while attending law school

-The company was one of many construction companies hired to work on the East Coast Resiliency Project

-My responsibilities included legal oversight of all municipal and federal laws regarding the project, and its effect on the hiring and mixing of multiple different labor unions within the city of New York

- Additionally and while there was only ever one incident, I also handled management of all workplace injuries and the furtherance of determining the project operated under the proper, rigid, and safe OSHA standards

- I worked near every position available at Chipotle, less a management position

- My responsibilities varied as I grew in restaurant knowledge and worked in three different stores, bouncing around as I moved for college

- While I never had an official manager title, I often felt as though my responsibilities there mirrored that of our managers as I often would open or close the restaurant, depending on my position that shift