Austin Anderson

Austin Anderson builds intelligent systems that make sense of complex data. At Trevity, he led backend and AI development for a platform that helped customers work 30-50% more efficiently by streamlining data sources into actionable insights. At Booz Allen Hamilton, he contributed to NASA’s TEMPO mission, transforming satellite data into geospatial imagery. During his research at William & Mary, he helped build geoBoundaries, the world’s largest open-license geospatial database used by USAID and the UN. Austin graduated cum laude with a degree in Data Science.

Outside of work, he enjoys rock climbing, endurance challenges (including marathons and an Ironman), and holds a black belt in Tae Kwon Do.