Dimitri L.

Information Security Engineer at Bain Capital

Dimitri L. is an accomplished Applications Developer Intern at Bain Capital since July 2024 and a Software Engineer Fellow at Hack.Diversity, selected as one of 503 candidates for the 2024 fellowship focused on supporting under-represented populations in technology. With military experience as a CBRN Specialist in the US Army since July 2018, Dimitri has overseen valuable equipment management and training, enhancing readiness among soldiers. Previous roles include Front-End Developer at Sirch, Coding Mentor at Code Wiz, and customer service positions at Herb Chambers BMW of Boston and Inspire, showcasing diverse skills in software development, mentorship, sales, and customer relations. Dimitri holds an Advanced Software Engineering Certificate from Hack Reactor and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from UMass Boston.

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Bain Capital

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Bain Capital is one of the world’s leading private, multi-asset investment firms, specializing in private equity, credit, public equity, venture capital and real estate, among other asset classes, across various industries. The firm manages approximately $175 billion in assets. Founded in 1984, Bain Capital’s investment strategy features a consulting-focused approach that prioritizes close relationships with management teams across the globe. Throughout all of its endeavors, Bain Capital retains a steadfast commitment to responsible business practices and premier environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards. The company operates via 24 locations worldwide, employing more than 1,600 team members. The firm has supported a wide range of charity and nonprofit organizations through the Bain Capital Community Partnership. Through the partnership, Bain Capital employees serve on more than 220 nonprofit boards. In addition, Bain Capital Children's Charity (BCCC) provides financial support to philanthropic organizations invested in providing opportunities for the youth. Founded in 1997, BCCC contributes to hundreds of organizations dedicated to education, healthcare, child development, and mentoring.


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