Leadership
Jared Mastroianni
Chief Operating Officer, modSTORAGE
Jared Mastroianni leads operating systems, multi-location execution, and responsible applied-AI work at modSTORAGE. His focus is making facility operations easier to verify, hand off, and improve.
Building systems that facility teams can use and verify
For five years, Jared has served as Chief Operating Officer of modSTORAGE. His work centers on facility operations, access and identity controls, multi-location standards, operating evidence, and accountable automation.
He approaches technology as part of an operating system rather than as a substitute for operational judgment. That means defining who may act, what information is authoritative, how a result is verified, and how a team recovers when the observed outcome does not match the intended one.
What he works on
Multi-location operating systems
Turning common operating rules into site-specific controls without erasing local conditions, responsibilities, or exceptions.
Facility identity and data governance
Making names, records, permissions, sources, and effective dates clear enough for people and systems to use consistently.
Responsible AI and human handoffs
Keeping intent, authorization, system receipt, physical effect, readback, and correction as separate, verifiable states.
Operational measurement and correction
Using complete denominators, bounded evidence, exception records, and correction paths to improve decisions without overstating what the data proves.
Current roles
modSTORAGE
Chief Operating Officer — five years
Jared leads operating-system development and multi-location execution for modSTORAGE, with an emphasis on clear responsibility, usable controls, and evidence that survives a handoff.
Facily.ai
CEO and Co-Founder — two years
Jared helps shape responsible applied-AI work for facility operations, connecting technical design to practical operating context, authority, and verification.
Selected operating frameworks
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Access Is Not Ownership
A control model for separating access, authority, ownership, and recovery.
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The Facility Work Graph
An operational ontology for representing facility work, evidence, roles, and relationships.
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The Facility Intervention Contract
A method for proving what an AI-requested action actually changed.
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The Correction Propagation Contract
A framework for deciding what must be recomputed, retracted, or replayed after one facility fact was wrong.
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The Semantic Drift Register
A versioned control for fields that keep the same name while their meaning changes.
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The Five-Layer Operating Context Stack
A practical structure for giving automated work the context it needs before it acts.
Writing and speaking
Jared writes and speaks about self-storage operations, responsible AI, data governance, and the controls required to move from intent to verified physical outcomes.
Verified profiles
Better facility systems begin with clearer operating context.
Explore modSTORAGE locations and services, or read Jared’s operating frameworks for practical methods that make facility work easier to verify and improve.