Brad Larson is a highly accomplished computer programmer and entrepreneur known for his contributions to various software development projects. He has earned a reputation as a seasoned expert in developing software solutions for mobile and desktop applications. Brad has broad experience in developing software for various platforms, including macOS, iOS, and Android. He is also a proficient user of programming languages such as Swift, Objective-C, and C++. Brad has co-authored several books and scholarly articles on software programming, including "iOS Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide" and "OpenGL ES 2 for Android: A Quick-starter Guide."

Brad is notable for his work on key mobile applications, including Pixite LLC's "Assembly," which iOS users have used to create vector graphics on screen, and "NimbleBit LLC" "Pocket Planes and Pocket Trains," the popular games where players get to manage airlines and trains. Larson is also the creator of the popular iOS app "Molecules" which won an Apple Design Award at WWDC 2009.

Brad has received many accolades for his work in programming and entrepreneurship. He was recognized by Fast Company for his contributions to the mobile app development industry, and he has been invited to speak at several high-profile events, such as Apple's World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC).