“I’m a designer and artist who loves creating experiences that are intuitive and impactful. I’m passionate about using art to educate and broaden perceptions.”

“I’ve been coding since highschool, self-taught, creating DOS programs through trial and error. I live in Pennsylvania with my wife, three kids and an unruly dog. I enjoy coaching youth baseball and staying busy with my family and a variety of outdoor activities.”

“I help craft audience-centered experiences that use art and science to communicate ideas and deepen understanding. I love collaborating with others, problem-solving, creating art in various media, being a mom of twins, and visiting my family in England.”

“I’m a scientist turned storyteller. I love trying new forms and formats of science communication, but I always look for scientific evidence of what works best! I love science but art brings me life – I’m into photography, circus arts, writing and poetry!”

“I’m a scientist and developer. My career started in the laboratory studying antisense nucleotides in zebrafish and has evolved to building software. I enjoy video games, hiking, and of course my good friend Mojo (my dog).”

“I’m a software engineer, lifetime student, and part-time philosopher (The Alchemist is my favorite book). I have a passion for travel, expanding my horizons, investing, and becoming comfortable being uncomfortable.”

“I’m a designer who likes to get my hands dirty with code. I love being the glue between design and engineering. I enjoy a variety of sports and I am always looking out for that next must-have home automation device.”

“I’m an expert at understanding root problems and empathizing to help get problems solved the right way, in the right order. I thrive on delighting users by helping deliver excellent software people love to use. In my free time I enjoy running, traveling the world, and spending time with my husband Matthew and two boys, Felix and Calvin.”

“I got my feet wet with programming languages with my TI-83 calculator in high school. I quickly realized the power of technology to solve day-to-day tasks as I automated the majority of my Algebra courses with BASIC programs. I ended up studying Computer Science at Marshall University in my hometown of Huntington, West Virginia and fell in love with it.”