Patrick Gage Kelley

Patrick Gage Kelley possesses extensive experience in security, privacy, and technology education, beginning with a role as a research assistant at the Rochester Institute of Technology, where development of the Meta Image Software Toolkit took place in collaboration with Kodak. As a PhD candidate at Carnegie Mellon University, research focused on information design and usability related to privacy. Patrick contributed to the creation of Wombat Security Technologies as a consultant, developing anti-phishing tools and educational materials. Subsequently, involvement as Director of Communications for the National Association of Graduate-Professional Students included managing marketing efforts across various platforms. Following an academic tenure as Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the University of New Mexico, Patrick currently serves as a Security, Privacy & Anti-Abuse Researcher at Google, emphasizing privacy, visualization, and technology's cultural impact.