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          <h2><strong>Jon Garrity</strong></h2>
          <p>Boston, MA &nbsp; | &nbsp; <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jtgarrity/">LinkedIn</a> &nbsp; | &nbsp; <a href="mailto:jon@tagup.io">jon@tagup.io</a></p>
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          <p>Below are a number of the tools I use for day-to-day productivity. I work on a Mac and use an iPhone, so some software suggestions are specific to the Unix and iOS environments. Suggestions welcome.</p>

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              <li>Action Tracker: Omnifocus</li>
              <li>Calendar: Fantastical 2</li>
              <li>Email: Mailspring</li>
              <li>Notes: Notable</li>
              <li>Reading: Reeder/Feedly</li>
              <li>Terminal: iTerm</li>
              <li>IDE: Brackets (Visual Studio also recommended)</li>
              <li>Shell: OhMyZsh</li>
              <li>VPN: NordVPN (though interested in compelling alternatives)</li>
              <li>Mobile Email: Outlook</li>
              <li>Encrypted messaging: Keybase</li>
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					<p>I was born in New York City and grew up in Connecticut. After high school, I attended MIT, earning a degree in physics and in economics. I spent my junior year at the University of Cambridge, where I wrote a dissertation on the economics of grid-connected electric vehicles, supervised by Professor David Newbery. My research work at MIT focused on plasma physics, and I had brief research projects both at MIT's Plasma Science Fusion Center and at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.</p>
					<p>Following my time as an undegrad, I joined GE Energy working in Atlanta. My first work was as a software product manager on GE's Grid IQ Insight product line, where I developed a software platform and analytics to help electric utilities to run more efficiently. Afterwards, I led fulfillment efforts on a joint venture with XD Electric, a power equipment manufacturer based in Xian, China.</p>
					<p>After GE, I moved back to Boston to complete an MBA at Harvard Business School. During business school, Will, a fraternity brother from MIT, and I started Tagup. Our goal is to connect industrial equipment around the world to our platform, and use Will's research in machine learning methods to prevent equipment failure.</p>
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