I was born and raised in El Salvador, a really small country in Central America, probably the smallest country in the continent. I left my country and came to the United States in 2010 when I was about to turn 20 years old. I came to this country without knowing or speaking any English. Since I have come to Boston I’ve been trying to learn English. I’ve been studying English for about four years now, three days a week from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. (Sometimes is a little hard to attend classes after work, but my dream is to learn and speak fluent English. I have to fight for it harder and harder every day.) I really like to learn and improve new things. That’s why I’ve been learning a lot here at Flour. I have been trying to improve every day since I started as a steward at Flour Fort Point in 2010.
When I’m not at work I like to spend time with my wife at home making some delicious pupusas. I also like going to the church with her, and in the summer time I love to spend time playing soccer.

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I was born and raised in Stoneham, MA, just a quick 15 minute drive north of Boston! I started off in the Food Service Industry when I was a freshman in high school. From there, I developed my passion for working with food and the difference I could make in someone’s day through it, and decided to follow baking as a career path. I went to school at Johnson & Wales University down in Providence, RI and graduated with a bachelors degree in baking and pastry arts & food service management, as well as my MBA a year later.
Right out of college I was fortunate enough to join Flour as an opening baker at our Central Square location. Through opening I was able to work with our pastries one-on-one and really discover my independence as a baker. About a year later I moved up as head baker at Cambridgeport and I’ve gotten even more joy from managing the great team we have here!

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