David Gross is a multifaceted professional who has spent over thirty years working in various creative fields. With a strong background in journalism and philosophy, he has developed his skills in photography, software development, UX/UI design, graphic design, arts education, and public health advocacy.

David started his career as a photojournalist, using his photography skills to tell powerful stories. Later, he worked as a senior UX designer at BITNATION, contributing to the company's user interface design. He has also worked as an instructor and technical support staff member at San Jose State University and as a university lecturer at California State University - East Bay.

David has contributed his graphic design skills to several organizations, including the Northern California Innocence Project, where he worked as a researcher. He founded Mimetic Books and Mimetic Galleries and also served as their director. He has also worked as an advocacy consultant at a private consultancy and founded Artivism.rocks, a platform for artists to promote social and political causes.

David has studied at Los Gatos High School and earned his BA in Philosophy and MJ in Journalism from the University of California, Berkeley.