Brandon Ferretti
About Brandon Ferretti
Brandon Ferretti is a Technology Manager at The Economist, where he has worked since 2013. He has a background in computer science and theatre arts, and has developed various web and content management systems throughout his career.
Current Role at The Economist
Brandon Ferretti has been serving as a Technology Manager at The Economist since 2013. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing technology initiatives and managing projects that enhance the publication's digital infrastructure. His work contributes to the efficiency and effectiveness of The Economist's online presence, ensuring that the technology aligns with the organization's goals.
Previous Experience at Providence College
Before joining The Economist, Brandon Ferretti worked at Providence College as the Director and Stage Manager from 2005 to 2009. During his tenure, he managed various stage productions and contributed to the college's performing arts initiatives. This role allowed him to develop skills in project management and collaboration within a creative environment.
Internship at University of Rhode Island
In 2008, Brandon Ferretti completed a two-month internship as a Research Assistant at the University of Rhode Island. This experience provided him with practical skills and insights into research methodologies, further enhancing his technical expertise.
Educational Background in Computer Science and Theatre Arts
Brandon Ferretti studied at Providence College, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts from 2005 to 2009. This dual focus in technology and the arts has equipped him with a unique skill set that combines technical proficiency with creative problem-solving.
Technical Projects and Innovations
Brandon Ferretti has developed several technical projects, including an end-to-end infrastructure for customizable websites using PHP, HTML5, and JavaScript. He also created a responsive blogging platform that utilizes MySQL databases and PHP objects to manage content dynamically. Additionally, he enhanced a custom CMS system to support multiple users and article review processes.