Creative technologist with a strong background in business management. Award-winning new media artist with a masters in engineering. Energized by collaboration, innovation and creating meaningful experiences using technology.- Deep knowledge of creative coding environments for professional, academic and individual creative projects including custom OpenGL shaders, abstractions, stand-alones and user interfaces- Prototyping and ideation for 100s of transmedia projects in academic and institutional settings for interaction design, sound design, visual design and new media college level courses at Mills College, California College of Art, Pacific Northwest College of Art, George Mason University and Portland Community College - Custom software/hardware development for live performance and installation environments both as solo artist and with collaborators such as Morton Subotnick, Laetitia Sonami, Negativland, Vladislav Delay, Wobbly and AGF- Founding member of the Make Think Code Lab at PNCA, bringing fast-paced creative technology to a flexible educational environment including AR, VR, game design, visual design, live performance and fabrication tech- Developed and presented over 200 live new media performances, films, installations, workshops and academic courses by commission and invitation- Alpha-tested Jitter suite of video processing objects running in Max, developed and taught first-ever Creative Coding class at San Francisco Art Institute.- Released full-length albums on Kill Rock Stars and Asphodel, including the project MiniMovies with a short film featured at multiple film festivals and collection of music videos.- Awarded a 2020 Creative Capital grant ($100k), a 2020 MacDowell Fellowship, and a 2021 Maryland State Arts Creativity Grant, was finalist for the Hewlett50C New Media Arts grant ($150k)- Produced live experiences for NPR’s Tiny Desk, Library of Congress, San Francisco International Film Festival, SFMoMA, Yerba Buena Center, Le Poisson Rouge, RedCat, Paula Vogel’s Bard @the Gate, Chicago’s Exp. Sound Studio, Ann Arbor Film Festival and over 100 other venues throughout the USA, Europe, Japan, and South America.- Instructional design and delivery for over 1,000 students in object-oriented programming, user interface, interactive new media technologies, DSP and signal processing.- Owned and operated electronic music record label producing over 25 full-length vinyl, cd and digital releases featuring national and international musicians.