I'm Ben Bosco, a software engineer and entrepreneur.

My journey began with numbers, not code. Studying actuarial science at The University of Texas taught me to quantify risk and uncertainty, but I soon realized I wanted to build systems that would shape futures, not just predict them.

Finding My Direction

At Quanta Services, I got my first real glimpse of how large enterprises struggle with knowledge management. Creating data models for executive decision-making, I watched leaders make million-dollar decisions based on incomplete information—not because the knowledge wasn't somewhere in the organization, but because they couldn't efficiently locate it.

This observation planted the seed for what would later become Synkronize.

Expanding My Toolkit

My transition to MGM Resorts accelerated my technical growth. As a Technical Analyst at Talent Space, I built data pipelines that improved forecasting accuracy by 40%. Later, as a Senior Analyst at MGM directly, I developed AI-driven analytics applications and led technology pilots that increased revenue through enhanced guest experiences.

One project crystallized everything for me: implementing a customer experience initiative that required coordination across departments. Despite having top industry talent, we fell weeks behind simply because the right people weren't connecting at the right time. I watched skilled professionals spend countless hours seeking answers that others in the organization already had—a problem that seemed both unnecessary and solvable.

Building the Solution

In 2023, I founded Synkronize with a clear mission: help enterprises connect people with the right expertise at the right time. Drawing on my technical background, I designed a system architecture that could map organizational knowledge without creating additional documentation burdens.

Our biggest challenge was creating a privacy-first data framework that could extract meaningful insights from metadata while respecting enterprise security requirements. Through persistent development, we built infrastructure processing over 2 million data points daily while maintaining SOC 2 compliance.

More importantly, we demonstrated that this approach could reduce enterprise onboarding time by 30% and achieve a 70% user adoption rate—validating our fundamental thesis about the value of visualizing informal power structures.

Looking Forward

Today, balancing my role as Synkronize's founder with my position as a Software Engineer at Centre Technologies gives me continued insights into enterprise data flows.

My path from actuarial science to software engineering hasn't been linear, but the consistent thread has been my fascination with how information and expertise flow through complex systems. In a world where specialized knowledge is an organization's most valuable asset, better systems for connecting that knowledge to the people who need it aren't just about efficiency—they're about unlocking human potential.