Graham Booth

Graham Booth has a wealth of experience in software engineering. Graham began their career in 2015 as a Software Intern at Kisensum, where they wrote code in Python for anonymizing a database, searching log files, plotting charging station telemetry and data, and pruning backups. In 2016, they worked as a Watson Could Infrastructure Summer Intern at IBM, where they wrote automation scripts in Python for the Watson Cloud Infrastructure Team and created an online server order form with Django. This work saved IBM upwards of 5 million dollars annually and the automation they implemented saves 30 hours per week of human labor. In 2017, they worked as a Software (Site Reliability) Engineering Intern at Google, where they wrote an automated monitoring server service in Go and integrated it with Google's Issuetracker service. From 2018 to 2019, Graham worked as a Data Engineer at Roam Analytics and then as a Senior Software Engineer at Pathpoint. In 2022, they moved to Atom Computing and BlueCargo (YC S18) as a Senior Software Engineer.

Graham Booth attended Middlebury College from 2014 to 2018, where they studied Physics and Computer Science. In 2017, they participated in a Study Abroad program at UCL, where they studied Physics.