Jason Neves grew up just outside of Boston in the suburb of Norwood and now enjoys a productive commute on the Wi-fi enabled commuter rail. Since joining Utile in 2006 as a Northeastern University intern, he has worked on a wide variety of projects including, the Boston Harbor Islands Pavilion exhibit map graphics and construction details, Boston Convention and Exhibition Center Marquee & Video Wall, Save that Stuff shipping container office building, and several single-family and multifamily housing projects. Jason studied at Northeastern, completing a B.S. in architecture in 2008 and a M.Arch. in 2009. He was recognized for his thesis research on a cooperative multitenant office building prototype as in the architecture category of the 2009 Northeastern University Research Expo.