Websites from CA, United States
36 websites found
Salvador Villalon Jr
// SALVADOR-VILLALON.VERCEL.APPSalvador Villalon is a Software Engineer based in Calexico, CA. He enjoys coding and building solutions. Currently, he works at Productable as a Full-Stack Engineer, developing a management platform. Prior to Productable, Salvador worked at Accenture and Accenture Federal Services. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of California, Irvine. Outside of work, Salvador enjoys hiking, playing tennis, running, coding, and writing tech articles.
Juan A Cornejo
// JCORNEJO.COMJuan is a software engineer based in Santa Cruz, CA. Born in southern Spain, he has lived and worked in Barcelona, London, and New York City. He has worked as a software engineer for companies such as Dailymotion and Flipboard. He enjoys travel and writes about his experiences, as well as random thoughts and reflections. He also writes in multiple languages.
Andrew Sherbrooke
// ANDREWSHERBROOKE.COMAndrew Sherbrooke is a Berklee-educated composer and guitarist. He helps filmmakers hear what they feel. He creates space for collaboration, trust, and honest feedback in every project. Drawing on decades in the pro-audio world, he blends technical mastery with expressive depth to craft music that serves the story first. Composing is as much about listening as it is about writing for Andrew.
Daniel Eldridge
// DANNYELDRIDGE.COMDanny Eldridge is a software developer based in Los Angeles, CA. He also writes and produces music, which can be found on Spotify. He has created projects such as an interactive flight map, AirQ (an air quality dashboard), ClipboardHero (a Mac OS clipboard manager), Jeppy (a Jeopardy-inspired trivia game), ScrollHero (a Chrome extension), and a white noise generator. He is also tracking his learning about AI.
Stefan Abi-Karam
// STEFANABIKARAM.COMStefan Abi-Karam is a Ph.D. student at Georgia Tech in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering under Prof. Cong (Callie) Hao as part of Sharc Lab. His Ph.D. work focuses on AI for hardware design and EDA, with a focus on FPGA and high-level synthesis (HLS) design flows. His research includes creating large-scale HLS/HDL datasets, benchmarking LLMs for hardware code generation, and integrating LLMs into HLS and FPGA design tools. He is also a full-time research faculty at Georgia Tech through Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) within the Cybersecurity, Information, Communication, Command and Control and Software Systems (CIPHER) lab division. He was awarded the inaugural LAD Fellowship to continue working on rapid design of domain-specific hardware accelerators using AI agents for HLS design.
Jesse Hoogland – Jesse Hoogland
// JESSEHOOGLAND.COMJesse Hoogland is an AI-safety researcher and co-founder of the Singular Learning Theory (SLT) for AI safety research agenda. This led to him co-founding and now directing Timaeus, a nonprofit research organization studying this agenda. Together with his team, he has scaled the organization from 3 to 16 staff and raised $3.5M+ in grants. In addition to co-authoring papers directly, he is an experienced communicator with 20+ talks at frontier AI labs and academic venues. He runs Timaeus, a nonprofit AI safety research organization working on singular learning theory (SLT) for alignment.
Chris Malek - Tech Writings
// CHRISMALEK.MEChris Malek helps enterprises automate and integrate back office systems. He has over two decades of experience in PeopleSoft enterprise software projects. He writes about technology and other things that interest him outside his ERP consulting work on his personal blog. He is located in San Diego, CA and can be reached at chris.malek@cedarhillsgroup.com.
Manny Vallarino
// MANNYVALLARINO.NETManny Vallarino was born in the Northern Hemisphere. He lived in Panama for 19 years before moving away. He loves the arts and believes they improve people, showcase humanity's best, and give meaning to the world. His life's work focuses on enriching inner lives through creative arts and creating economic value through commerce. He studied Accounting at Florida State University and earned a master’s in Entertainment Industry Management at Carnegie Mellon University. He is a CPA licensed in California.
Maya Price
// MAYASDAYDREAMS.COMMaya is a transportation planner who maintains a personal website called Maya's Daydreams. While her professional life involves transportation planning, she doesn't write about it much on her site. She describes her website as a love letter to the old web and a corner of the internet where she feels less shy than she does building the homepage. She is based in the Bay Area, CA.
Johnathan Nader
// JOHNATHANNADER.COMJohn is a designer and developer. He enjoys building products and companies. He is currently building a company in stealth. Previously, he was the co-founder and CTO of Petal, a fintech company building credit cards for people new to credit. Before that, he was an early employee at Venmo. He studied computer science and cognitive science at the University of Pennsylvania.
Paolo Gabriel
// PAOLOGABRIEL.COMPaolo Gabriel is an engineer and scientist specializing in AI, machine learning, and brain-machine interfaces. He holds a PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering from UC San Diego, where he worked in the Translational Neuroengineering Lab. He also holds a BS in Engineering Physics from Stanford University. Currently, Paolo is a Senior Computer Vision Engineer on the AI team at LookDeep Health, where he designs computer vision pipelines, analyzes patient activity, and curates multi-modal datasets. He is interested in connecting people with their data.
Brady Salz
// BRADYSALZ.COMBrady Salz, also known as b$, makes things that beep, buzz, transmit, receive, light up, dim down, rotate, translate, encode, and decode. He enjoys working with hardware. Brady lives in San Francisco, CA and previously worked on satellites at Astranis for 8 years. He has degrees from the University of Illinois and worked with the Integrated Circuits and Systems Group under Professor Pavan Hanumolu in grad school, where he made a chip and wrote a paper.