Benjamin Barton is a recent graduate of the Wharton School of Business, where he studied Business Analytics, Management, and Entrepreneurship. Barton is an accomplished athlete and co-founder of a groundbreaking rowing app that uses computer vision to automate a tedious task rowing teams perform thousands of times each season. His in-house development efforts and contributions to the codebase resulted in over 6k users.

Barton has gained professional experience working at Amazon. He is currently a Business Analyst II on Amazon Care's Product Team, where he supports and leads projects to improve customer experiences across the platform. Additionally, he has served as a Business Analyst for Amazon Care's Business Intelligence and Analytics teams and the Amazon Marketplace product team. Barton has also worked as a business analyst intern at Amazon, where he developed skills in analyzing data, creating insights, and developing recommendations.

As an undergraduate, Barton was heavily involved in extracurricular activities at Penn, serving as Co-President of Weiss Tech House, Penn's tech entrepreneurship organization. He also worked as a research assistant to Professor Lynn Wu, studying the impact of Artificial Intelligence on businesses.

Overall, Barton's passion for entrepreneurship, his expertise in business analytics and software development, and his tireless work ethic make him an asset to any team.