Marc Wendt's interest in curating and collecting began with the usual American boyhood past times like baseball cards, yet continued to evolve over time. First, as a teenager, in his family home helping his DJ uncle catalogue and store a vast collection of LPs, CDs,...
Hank Bromley has worked with the Internet Archive since 2007, and is the lead engineer for the storage and manipulation of the data that constitutes our collections. Besides monitoring and troubleshooting day-to-day operations, and coordinating the activities of our Core Infrastructure Engineering team, he has...
It has been Coelho's pleasure to work for the Internet Archive since 2008, when he started as a Book Scanner. He is the Process Engineering Manager for the Books Group, working out of Archive headquarters in San Francisco, and, before that, he served as Coordinator...
Headley joined Internet Archive in fall 2016, and comes to us with 6 years of experience in digital imaging operations, and over a decade of experience in workflow development and technical process streamlining for hardware and software applications. She studied Lean Six Sigma methodologies, and...
Karpeles is a citizen of the world at the Internet Archive. His life mission is to organize a living map of the world's knowledge. With it, he aspires to empower every person to overcome oppression, find and create opportunity, and reach their fullest potential to...
A transplant from Italy, Damiola joined the Archive in January 2015 as a full stack engineer for the Digital Libraries Division. He loves books, traveling, photography, freaks and freedom. He believes in the power of imagination to remake the world....
Richard Caceres is an engineer at the Internet Archive on the books team, and works across a wide-range of projects. Recently he updated the Internet Archive's open source book reader interface and made it mobile friendly. He is also the developer for the Internet Archive's...
Davide Semenzin develops and maintains the Internet Archive books digitization systems and scan centers, from the book scanning software to the backend services, scan center deployment and automation. He studied Computer Science in Italy and got his MSc from Utrecht University in 2013. He co-founded and...
Micah May is a global industry thought leader in e-content service and digital platform building for nonprofit communities. May is currently helping the Internet Archive and Digital Public Library of America to develop ebook strategies for libraries. He is also guiding operations for Library...
Katie Barrett is Development Manager of the Internet Archive, a nonprofit digital library, offering permanent access for researchers, historians, and scholars to the world's knowledge in digital format. Her primary goal is to help the Internet Archive improve its financial resiliency, ensuring the long term...