Henry Mros

Henry Mros has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Henry started their career at Tegra Medical in 2012, working as a Photographer/Graphic Designer. From there, they joined College Academy in 2012 as a Graphic Design Instructor, where they taught digital design techniques to students ranging from 4th to 9th grade. In 2016, Henry worked as a Geo-Taxonomy Service Developer for United Nations OCHA, where they played a role in standardizing and developing a Geo-Taxonomy service. Henry also co-developed UN-OCHA's Humanitarian Exchange Language "HLX." Concurrently, Henry worked as a Motorcycle Safety Foundation RiderCoach for Training Wheels. In 2017, they joined Starry, Inc. as a Geo-Developer/GIS Analyst, contributing to the development and deployment of cutting-edge wireless broadband network technology. Henry also worked on the creation of the Starry Station, an ambient touchscreen Wi-Fi station. Henry's most recent role is as a Software Engineer at Andrena, starting in 2023.

Henry Mros obtained a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Geographic Information Science for Development and Environment (GISDE) from Clark University, where they studied from 2015 to 2017. Prior to that, they completed a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Geographic Information Science and Technology at Fitchburg State University, graduating in 2015. Additionally, Henry received a certification in Lucid Chart Essentials from Lucid in October 2019. There is no available information about their education before attending Fitchburg State University or after completing their Master's degree.