Geoff Knauth

Geoff Knauth has a diverse work experience in various software engineering and development roles. Geoff worked at AccuWeather as a Senior Software Developer and Team Lead, specializing in internal research and development. Prior to that, they served as a Senior Software Engineer at Calltrunk and Discovery Machine, Inc. Geoff has also worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Android & iOS Startups, where they focused on game development and startup support. Geoff has experience as a Senior Software Engineer at Ringleader Digital, where they implemented back-end optimizations and front-end enhancements. Additionally, they have teaching experience as a Computer Science Instructor at Lycoming College, where they taught various programming and web-based courses. Geoff has also worked as a Consultant at Interactive Supercomputing, optimizing parallel computation software, and as a Senior Software Engineer at SFA, Inc. and BAE Systems, where they worked on military logistics systems. Their earlier work includes being a Senior Software Engineer at BBN Technologies, where they developed a web-based military logistics system that resulted in cost savings and reduced processing time for the U.S. Government. Overall, Geoff Knauth has a strong background in software engineering and development with experience in various industries.

Geoff Knauth completed their high school education from Choate Rosemary Hall, specializing in Physics, Russian, English, and Computer Science, between 1975 and 1978. Geoff then pursued their undergraduate degree at Harvard University from 1979 to 1985, majoring in Economics, Slavic Languages and Literatures, and obtaining an A.B. degree. In terms of additional certifications, Geoff Knauth obtained various certifications, including Introduction to Kubernetes from The Linux Foundation, Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) from Microsoft, and multiple data science courses from HarvardX and edX. Geoff also acquired certifications in programming languages, geospatial intelligence, reactive programming, and other related areas from Coursera.