Meet The Team

Located on Massachusetts’ North Shore, SaviorLabs was born out of a passion to help organizations and businesses grow, mature, and plan for the future. We listen to you and make sure we understand your goals, and apply our expertise to developing and designing the applications that will help your business thrive.

Paul Parisi

President, Founder

Paul was born into a family of engineers and entrepreneurs. He worked in (then) cutting-edge tech in the 80s and owned companies that consulted for dotcom bubble startups in the 90s. Paul started SaviorLabs in 2013 based on a solid vision:
• To do work that aligns with his values in life
• To prioritize family and community.
• To help people to use technology with minimum waste and maximum productivity.

When not working, Paul enjoys watching science fiction shows with his family, caring for his two lovely Labrador retrievers, and spending time practicing woodworking and doing photography.

Paul also hosts a weekly podcast where he discusses technology and business. Hear from him at https://paulparisi.com/

Don Wood

Vice President

Don has an Electrical Engineering degree and over 20 years of both hands-on technical and management experience. He has held senior level IT Management positions at many successful high-tech companies in the Boston area. He oversees our daily operations and is passionate about leveraging technology to help organizations meet their goals. Don is an Elder at his church and an officer on his local fire department.

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Dan Buckley

Business Analyst

Dan is a Babson MBA who also studied Linguistics at Gordon College and brings a unique combination of social media and math. Dan has studied so many diverse things that he is ideal for bringing a fresh perspective to the table and always manages to ask tough questions. When he is not busy assessing tech trends and the stock market, Dan can be found reading and discussing process philosophy.

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Mohamed Fadili

Computer Systems Analyst

Mohamed works on web applications and developing IT Managed Services at SaviorLabs. Originally from Morocco, Mohamed moved to the United States in 2010 to work on his Bachelor Degree in Computer Science, with a focus in Cloud Computing. While at Salem State University, he worked as a tutor for the math department, at the IT Helpdesk, and as Media Specialist for the IT department. Upon graduating, Mohamed worked as software engineer for Spreadshirt, Inc. Mohamed has shown an aptitude in mathematics from an early age, winning the Mathematics Olympiad for the greater region of his city and advanced to the nationals. During his time off, Mohamed enjoys playing soccer and cooking.

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Pete Daniels

Project Manager

Born and raised in New York City, Pete has a genuine love for people and technology. As an ordained minister, he spent most of his career as a pastor and campus minister. He holds a BS in Human Resource Management and a Master of Divinity from Gordon-Conwell Theology Seminary. He’s also worked for Apple as an Apple Certified Mac Technician (ACMT) troubleshooting and fixing computers and phones on both the hardware and software levels. Outside of work you’ll probably find him at the beach, on the basketball court, listening to music or playing his guitar.

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Hannah Buckley

Technology Associate

Hannah assists in a number of social media tasks, from editing and finalizing podcast audio to generating tweet content and measuring results. Hannah is a loving mother to her beautiful daughters and enjoys camping with her husband, Caleb.

Recent Blogs

Read the most recent blogs published by members of our team.

Saying “So Long” to Windows 7

by Paul Parisi | Jan 14, 2019 | Featured | 0 Comments

Microsoft is ending support of Small Business Server, Server 2008, and Windows 7. Windows 10 has been out for several years, but many people have opted to stay with Windows 7. All good things must come to an end, and the end is coming for these products. But what...

Google Chrome Users Should Update Immediately

by SaviorLabs | Nov 14, 2019 | The Blog | 0 Comments

If you're using Google's Chrome browser to read this article, be advised that the company has announced the presence of a pair of major, Zero-Day vulnerabilities that put you at immediate risk. Not only are the flaws of the highest possible severity, but hackers have...

Google Is Bringing Back Chrome’s Close Other Tabs Option

by SaviorLabs | Nov 13, 2019 | The Blog | 0 Comments

Not long ago, Google decided to remove the "Close Other Tabs" option from the right click context menu of their browser. While its removal didn't exactly cause an uproar among Chrome's massive user base, the move was greeted with confusion and resignation. It was...

Employees Targeted By Hackers Posing As HR Department

by SaviorLabs | Nov 12, 2019 | The Blog | 0 Comments

Just when you think scammers couldn't get any lower, they find new ways to prove you wrong. Recently, a new phishing scam has been spotted in the wild, this one baiting potential victims with the possibility of pay raises. The scammers structured their email so that...

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