Dylan A. Seamus Murphy – considers himself a jack of all trades. He always utilizes his sincere effort to earn a paycheck. Growing up in the heart of Boston sparked his genuine inspiration to never quit.

Since his early days as a youth, aside from learning the ropes of a Rhodes 19, model ship making (PT109 was his favorite), and chess. He excelled in after school activities such as street hockey, pick up lacrosse, and pay to play baseball.

When he was thirteen years old- the stone began rolling.

In order to acquire a concrete position the following summer, he began volunteering at the Museum of Science – Boston, conducting live presentations and experiments around the museum.

The following year he applied for the exhibit maintenance department – with success! The most valued exhibit remains the Archimedean Excogitation. Any free time throughout the day was dedicated to recording mental notes. This is in regards to the timing of each individual pool ball as they completed a full cycle. Post his time at the museum – he has never taken a summer off, considering himself useless without a job.
Pre, during and post graduation he has always worked one to three jobs averaging six to seven days a week. He also enjoys volunteering for notable organizations.