Brody Kellish

Brody Kellish has a diverse work experience starting from 2014. In 2014, they worked as a Teaching Assistant at Duke University. In 2015, they interned as a Computer Engineering Intern at SRC, Inc. In 2016, they were a Data Engineering Intern at Capital One and a Student Researcher at the Energy Data Analytics Lab. At the lab, they researched and implemented image segmentation and object detection algorithms for identifying rooftop solar installations. In 2017, they worked at MIT Lincoln Laboratory as a Summer Research Fellow, where they contributed in developing new probabilistic heuristics for unsupervised clustering. Brody then joined YouTube as a Full Stack Engineer for their YouTube Go project. In 2019, Brody Kellish joined Google as a Software Engineer focused on Google Maps. Most recently, as of April 2021, they are working as a Senior Engineer at NetSpring.

Brody Kellish's education history includes pursuing an undergraduate degree in Electrical & Computer Engineering (BSE) and Computer Science (BS) at Duke University. Additionally, they participated in a summer study program at the University of Oxford, where they focused on the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology. The exact start and end years for both educational experiences were not provided.