Matthew Buonomano – Founder
Road To College™, Inc.

Matthew Buonomano brings his outstanding technology architecture and design experience with a strong understanding of managing technology start-up business to Road To College. With more than 13 years of programming and development experience, Matthew Buonomano delivers as much technology experience as there is to offer.

Matthew Buonomano was a Senior Technical Architect at Monster.com and currently leads a private technology consulting and development practice. Matthew Buonomano came to Monster via the acquisition of Web Tech Partners as a web application engineer in 2000. From 2002-2003, Matthew Buonomano has held a leading role as a senior site architect, leading the transition to Microsoft .Net development. This role required taking the lead in the training effort in .Net for all developers for TMP Worldwide, North America and International. He developed a custom training course in .Net technologies for Monster - ASP.Net, ADO.Net, Web Services, and C# programming and delivered this training internally to TMP employees. Prior to building the .Net platform architecture for Monster, he managed teams of 3-6 people for integration of MonsterTRAK and development of JobMatch.com, Monster's prototype foray into Skilled & Hourly recruitment.

Prior to Monster, Matthew Buonomano spent three years from 1997-2000 working for Web Technology Partners as an Internet Application consultant. During his tenure with Web Technology Partners, Matthew Buonomano spent significant time building and starting internet technology businesses. He was responsible for developing: the inventory system component for Blockbuster Video’s web site and the transaction systems for OrderTrust and its clients, which included Skymall and SaveSmart.

Matthew Buonomano also has an incredible mathematical programming background, spending five years working for Gerber Scientific, Inc. of South Windsor, Connecticut from 1993-1996 and for Applied Mathematics, Inc. of Ledyard, Connecticut from 1991-1993. At Gerber Scientific, Matthew Buonomano was a mathematical programmer and worked on Artificial Intelligence tools and algorithms for CAD system for the garment industry. At Applied Mathematics, Inc., he was a mathematical programmer who worked on tactical evasion algorithms for the submarine Navy.

Matthew Buonomano received a B.S. Applied Math from Yale University in 1990 and a M.S. Computer & Information Science from RPI (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) in 1998.