Tammy P.
About Tammy P.
Tammy P. is a Sales Associate Enablement Coordinator Intern at SentinelOne and holds multiple roles at the New Jersey Institute of Technology and the City of Newark.
Current Roles
Tammy P. currently holds multiple roles, reflecting a diverse set of responsibilities and commitments. She is a Sales Associate Enablement Coordinator Intern at SentinelOne, operating in a remote capacity. She also serves as the External Vice President of the Hispanic Association of Computing College Students (HACCS) at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. In addition, Tammy works as a Legislative Aide for the City of Newark, engaging in local government activities. At NJIT, she is also a Desk Manager and an Ambassador, representing the institution in various capacities.
Previous Professional Experience
Tammy P. has a varied professional background, including internships and roles that span different industries and functions. She was a Multicultural Financial Services Intern at TruStage, part of the National Sales Team, during the summer of 2023 in East Hanover, New Jersey. Tammy also has experience as an Office Assistant and Humanities Tutor at NJIT, where she supported administrative tasks and provided academic support respectively. Additionally, from 2022 to 2024, she was a Fellow with America Needs You, a program aimed at aiding first-generation college students, and served on the Board of The Hispanic-American Chamber of Commerce Foundation of Essex County.
Education and Academic Background
Tammy P. is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Business with a concentration in Management Information Systems at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, with an expected graduation in 2025. Prior to this, she attended Essex County College for eight months and completed her high school education at Technology High School from 2017 to 2021.
Involvement and Community Engagement
Tammy P. has been actively involved in various organizational and community service roles. She contributed to community initiatives as a Board Member of The Hispanic-American Chamber of Commerce Foundation of Essex County from 2022 to 2024. Her dedication to technology and education is evident through her participation in Girls Who Code from 2019 to 2021. At NJIT, she engages with the student body as the External Vice President of HACCS and represents the institution in her role as an Ambassador.