About Me
Hello, I’m Dante Martiniello,
I'm a junior at Boston University’s Questrom School of Business pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. I’m passionate about public service, ethical leadership, and the intersection of government, business, and policy. I strive to bring integrity and curiosity to every role I take on — whether in the classroom, workplace, or community.
What I'm Doing Now
In Summer 2026, I will be joining JPMorgan Chase as a Summer Analyst in the Internal Audit Analyst Program. This role will provide me with the opportunity to develop hands-on experience in auditing, risk management, and financial advisory within one of the world’s leading financial institutions.
Dante with Office of the State Audior Executive Manager and Peabody Councillor Julie Daigle, June 2025
As an Audit Operations Intern with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, I contributed to state performance audits by testing internal controls, assessing compliance with state and federal regulations, and documenting findings to strengthen operational efficiency across government agencies. Working alongside senior auditors, I evaluated risk exposure, identified process gaps, and applied government audit standards to support reports submitted to the Massachusetts Legislature, directly informing policy reform initiatives.
Beyond technical audit work, I played an active role in research projects, gathering information from across the state and ensuring organizational efficiency within the Office of the State Auditor. My work emphasized attention to detail, strong analytical skills, and collaboration in a fast-paced government environment.
In Spring 2025, I was honored to receive the Capstone Award from Boston University’s College of General Studies for co-authoring the top interdisciplinary policy thesis of the year. Our project, titled “Defense Organization for Research, Innovation, and Trade of Semiconductors (DORITOS),” proposed a comprehensive national strategy to secure the U.S. semiconductor supply chain amid rising geopolitical tensions with China.
In the Summer of 2024, I had the opportunity to study abroad in London through Boston University's College of General Studies' Six-week Summer Program. As part of the curriculum, this immersive experience combined classroom learning with cultural exploration across the city. Each week included interdisciplinary coursework in the humanities, social sciences, and rhetoric, enriched by walking tours, museum visits, and site-based assignments at historic landmarks.
The program broadened my global perspective, strengthened my critical thinking, and helped me connect historical and modern policy issues in a global context; skills I continue to apply throughout my academic and professional journey.
"Alongside his volunteerism, Dante ensures that he makes time to participate in events throughout his community. With a particular interest in government, he is continuously seen putting himself out there and introducing himself to important members of our community."
Councilor-at-Large Jon Turco