An accomplished software developer, Joe Masters holds a bachelor of arts in mathematics and English from Williams College and a juris doctor from Yale Law School. While working toward his undergraduate degree, he served as co-president of the Williams College Council and won the Francis Sessions Hutchins Memorial Fellowship Prize. While working toward his law degree, Joe Masters was active with multiple campus organizations and was an editor of the Yale Law Journal.He began writing computer programs four years before enrolling at Williams College. His early successes in this field include winning the Weird Software Contest in 1996.Over the course of his career, he has developed a number of popular software titles including LORDNet, Struggle, and Mutant Chicken Races. He is also the creator of EphPod, a Windows-based iPod management application that is free to download.When he isn’t working, Mr. Masters is an avid Ultimate Frisbee and tennis player. He also enjoys hiking and cooking.