Zack Davenport

Zack Davenport has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries.

Zack currently serves as the Director of Production at Lobaki, a company focused on developing immersive educational experiences in virtual reality. In this role, they are leading a team that aims to change the approach to education and distance learning by utilizing VR technology. Additionally, they oversee the implementation of VR in schools across the country, working with hundreds of students and teachers.

Prior to their current position, Zack worked at Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, where they held multiple roles. Zack was a Teaching Assistant for the User-Oriented Collaborative Design class, guiding students in designing with and for stakeholders. Zack also worked as a Writing Tutor and served as a Summer Research Intern.

Zack also gained experience at Weissman Foundry, where they worked as a Manager and Fabrication/Design Specialist. Additionally, they interned as a VR Architectural Visualization Intern at Lobaki, Inc.

Furthermore, Zack has demonstrated their passion for education through their work as a Curriculum Designer and Teacher at Shifting Rhythms, an out-of-school STEM program. Zack developed curriculum modules, assessed existing content, co-ran sessions, and expanded the program's community connections.

Zack's earlier experience includes an internship at FREESE ARCHITECTURE and serving as a Math and Science Tutor at Riverfield Country Day School.

Zack Davenport obtained their Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, which they attended from 2016 to 2020.