Michael Scott Asato Cuthbert Email & Phone Number

• Founder and Chief Music Officer, Artusi Inc., the first fully web-based music learning platform comprising college-level music major open-ended coursework, and one of the world leaders in computational solutions for music education. • Built a network of clients including top music conservatories such as Juilliard, Oberlin, New England Conservatory, Eastman School of Music, Sibelius Academy and top universities such as Yale, Cornell, MIT, and NYU.• Invented the initial idea and software, and implemented front-end interactive infrastructure using custom Web Components (using Google Lit -- a React successor), TypeScript, and WebAudio API.• Developed background Python-based musically intelligent grading and assessment system combining machine learning and automated music theory, providing instant feedback for students. • Recruited and retained the C-suite management, finance, and technology team; being profitable since its first year on the market. • Manage and work closely with a team of developers engaging in full-stack development with AWS (EC2, RDS, S3) and TypeScript technologies, automated testing (including Selenium, CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions), and agile development strategies.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

• Creator of algorithms and software for music research, including the music21 toolkit for computational music theory (included in Google Colab).• In-demand speaker on computation, machine learning, music, and across the humanities. Invited talks at Harvard, Oxford, Cambridge, Princeton, Yale, McGill, UCLA, WUSTL, Columbia, Dartmouth, Cornell, Duke, among others.• Fellow of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Villa I Tatti (Harvard Center for Italian Renaissance Studies), and the American Academy in Rome.• Over $2 million in grants secured.• First professor tenured in MIT’s School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences primarily on the basis of computational research.• Winner of top MIT teaching recognition (Levitan Award) and Teaching with Digital Technology Award.• Left position to live closer to spouse (Prof. University of Hawai'i, Mānoa, in Honolulu). Continued occasional consulting on projects on computer/AI music analysis esp. with OpenCourseWare.

Founding director of Digital Humanities, MIT. Raised $1,400,000 for the project. In three years created the largest undergraduate research group at MIT, focused on software development in areas traditionally neglected by CS/Programming. Recruited an extremely diverse team of 40+ software engineers (75% minority, 30% under-represented minority, 80% women)

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Full-Stack Developer for the leading non-profit research bureau for economics. Innovated the e-commerce site for subscriptions to research papers. Graphic design and UX for site (used until the mid 2010s) and staff HTML5 database editing system. Consultant on later reorganizations and projects.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd

Bachelor'S Degree, Summa Cum Laude