Craig Bennett

My first piece of software was written in BASIC on a used Apple //c my family had acquired. I had just learned how to program and I was fully intent on writing something to predict tomorrow's weather. That goal may have been a bit beyond the capabilities of an eight-year-old, but since then I have worked on a variety of successful hardware and software projects for both personal and professional ends. While the languages may change and the challenges may differ, one thing remains the same: I genuinely love solving problems with software. For over ten years I worked on new software tools to increase our understanding of human brain function. I developed powerful new applications to process and analyze large neuroimaging data sets. From there I spent four years managing the development of scientific software for molecular analysis that increases our understanding of important new materials and pharmaceuticals. I currently work to build the data pipelines and infrastructure behind the world's deepest knowledge graph.