Matthew Gabbay is a senior at George Mason University who transferred from the University of Mary Washington to pursue his desired major in Information Systems and Operations Management (ISOM). He finds interest in learning about how businesses operate to maximize their potential and the ins and outs within that. He also enjoys solving problems in a group atmosphere, in and out of the classroom. Matthew is a hard worker who likes to lead groups and help others achieve their goals. In his free time, he enjoys being outside to fish and golf.
Class Experience
"Professor Ngac made my class experience unique and welcoming. As a transfer student I was worried about how I would adapt to a new environment and major. Professor Ngac made both concerns seamless and nerveless for me. His classes, although technical and deep, were straightforward and fun to learn in due to his teaching techniques, current experience, and passion in his field.
The information I have learned from his class has been practical and used outside of the classroom in various applications. When material in class or online was harder to digest and questions needed to be asked, his office hours and quick email responses made these issues go away. Professor Ngac’s friendly and encouraging classroom environment makes it hard for students to not be engaged with the material and classwork. "
- Matthew Gabbay
Before Graduation
Matthew took a position as an intern at Local Cart. During his internship at Local Cart, he was tasked to improve online interactions with stakeholders, determine interactivity needs for producing local sales, and gauging current metric and methodologies to gather data. He is also the Pro Shop Assistant at Oak Marr Golf Complex.
Upon Graduation
Matthew will take a position at Grant Thornton's Public Sector team. He will be a Public Sector Advisory Associate in the Technology Transformation Department.
Future Goals
In the near future, Matthew hopes to leverage his experiences to land a position in project management, internal audit, or systems analysis. Matthew also plans to pursue a Masters degree in a related field.