Jason is a licensed architect living in New York City. He is the Associate Professor of Architectural Building Technology at NYIT's School of Architecture and Design, a BIM Consultant at Mobilis Modeling and practices architecture through his firm Mobilis et Mobili. He has taught at Yale, NYIT, and NYSID.

At NYIT, Jason serves as BIM Coordinator -- where he writes course material and teaches classes to aid the adoption of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the curriculum. He also serves as the Environmental Site Planning Coordinator, writing course materials to teach sustainable building practices from a holistic approach. He is also working with the administration to patent his invention and co-research with the SodaBIB.

At Mobilis Modeling, Jason's works with different architecture firms and contractors to expand workflows with Building Information Modeling. He currently is working with small and medium sized firms in the New York City area by preforming hardware and software consultation, training staff in BIM software or best practices, and advising project management how best to use models in all phases of project delivery. He is also working with area contractors to build models that fulfill various AIA-E202 or specification requirements. He draws from almost a decade of BIM experience -- in academia, delivering GSA projects, and designing single-family homes with programs like Revit, Navisworks, and Catia.