Find an IS path. Then practice for the interview.
Find an IS career path that fits you. Answer a short series of interactive questions to receive a recommended career path. Then explore all eight paths, including responsibilities, skills, entry-level roles, salary information, and project ideas.
Prepare for interviews in your chosen field. Select an IS career path and practice relevant behavioral and technical questions. Review answer guidance to understand what employers expect and improve your responses.
These eight tracks are the starting point. Open any path to see the role, skills to build now, ways to get your foot in the door, and project ideas.
Choose the tile that feels most like you. No typing. No dropdowns.
Pick a career path, then move through behavioral and technical practice questions.
Section 3 - Team 8
We built this to help incoming IS students address two challenges:
Optimization, Research, and Design
Bryce Harman is a BYU Information Systems student with a passion for technology and problem-solving. He enjoys creating websites and developing projects with Python while continually expanding his technical skills. Outside of school, Bryce enjoys traveling, hiking, and reading. He hopes to use his information systems skills to create practical solutions and make a positive impact.
LinkedIn ↗Programming, design, AI Prompt Engineer
Jacob Irish is an Information Systems major at Brigham Young University with a passion for data analytics. He excels at turning complex datasets into actionable insights to drive smart decision making. Outside of his studies, he enjoys diving into video games and strategic board games.
LinkedIn ↗Strategy and Development
Matthew Grigoratos is a student in BYU Marriott's Information Systems program who enjoys bringing people together as much as he enjoys bringing ideas to life. He's driven by the idea that great projects run on strong teams and makes it a priority to keep the people behind the project connected while they turn concepts into reality. Outside of tech, you'll usually find him spending time with his wife and friends, and if there's a card game on the table, he's rarely one to pass it up.
LinkedIn ↗Product Design, Product Management, Research
Lot Holmstead is a BYU Information Systems student interested in AI, automation, and building practical technology products. He has experience in sales development, customer success, and CRM workflow automation, and enjoys applying technology to solve real business problems. Outside of school and work, Lot enjoys sports and outdoor activities—especially snowboarding and dirt biking.
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