Plant Agents01
Volunteering / Pollinator decline
Make native plants easier to find.
I volunteer with Plant Agents, supporting a shared native plant nursery database that helps connect people with plants and local sources.
Visit Plant AgentsTechnology. With a human purpose.
Hi, I’m Zach.
I build things
that help people.
At PwC, I work at the intersection of technology, automation, and operational excellence. Outside work, I turn that same curiosity toward my community.
Rooted in community. Driven by curiosity.
PwCMy professional home
22 yearsAcross business & technology
4 passionsOne thread: giving back
01 / Professional snapshot
Complex technology.
Practical outcomes.
A brief look at my day job. LinkedIn is the place for my full professional background.
Making technology useful.
My career brings together business processes, analytics, controls, security, and cloud technology. At PwC, I bring that experience to AI, automation, and operational excellence.
I’m interested in how AI and thoughtful engineering can help people work better—and make complex systems easier to use.
View my professional backgroundMy work at PwC
Connecting business
and technology.
My focus is building AI agents that connect with enterprise systems such as SAP, Workday, and Oracle Cloud—making complex workflows easier for people to navigate.
Plants for Monarchs · Where work and community meetI led a PwC team that drove the development of Plants for Monarchs as a pro bono project, working with the Xerces Society’s guidance on native plants and monarch habitat. It connected my professional work with my passion for pollinator conservation.
Visit PlantsforMonarchs.org ↗02 / Outside the day job
Small contributions.
Closer communities.
Unpaid volunteer work and personal projects, built around the things I care about. Giving back is the goal.
Choose
Native Plants02
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Code for Philly / Civic technology
A little guidance. A greener garden.
Through Code for Philly, I’ve contributed to Choose Native Plants, helping people discover plants suited to their gardens and find nursery availability.
Explore Choose Native PlantsPersonal passion project / Malvern Community Events
More to do.
More to share.
Closer to home.
I’m building a practical guide to life around Malvern—helping neighbors find reasons to get out, try something new, and make memories without needing to spend a lot.
It brings scattered local information into one place, from community events and programs to useful things to borrow and nearby sales.
Explore Malvern Community Events ↗01
Things to do ↗
Fairs, performances, library activities, and reasons to get together.
02Programs ↗
Classes, camps, and workshops to build a skill or discover an interest.
03Things to borrow ↗
Useful tools and equipment you don’t always need to own.
04Garage & estate sales ↗
Nearby finds, secondhand treasures, and another way to explore the neighborhood.
Plus parks, farms & nature, farmers markets, and local recycling options.
03 / What matters to me
Different passions.
A shared sense of purpose.
01
Food security
Helping more people access the food they need to thrive.
02
Healthy pollinators
Supporting native plants and the ecosystems that depend on them.
03
More play
Making room for curiosity, fun, and shared experiences.
04
Local connection
Less isolation. More affordable ways to make memories together.
For my neighbors
A little guidance.
A next step forward.
Live in Malvern or the surrounding area? I’m happy to offer free career advice, résumé feedback, or a mock interview—especially if you’re exploring technology or consulting.
Giving back through mentoring is something I enjoy. Send me a note with what you’re working toward, and we can see how I can help.
Community connections
People I build alongside.
Code for Philly is part of my civic technology community—from the 2021 Tech Fellowship to collaborative work on Choose Native Plants.
My Code for Philly connection ↗Let’s connect
Good things start
with a conversation.
Have a question, an idea, or an interest in helping with a project? I’d love to hear from you.
This is my personal website. Views are my own. Community projects are volunteer and personal initiatives; the Xerces project reflects my PwC pro bono contribution.