Gabriel Mahan

Gabriel Mahan is a Cornell University-educated software engineer and educator. Mahan studied Philosophy at Cornell before earning a Master's Degree in Education at the City University of New York-Hunter College. Mahan's varied background includes working as a teacher at the Urban Assembly School for Law and Justice and as a software engineer at Zearn. He also served as the President and Editor-in-Chief of LOGOS, the Cornell University Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy, as well as President of the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, Omicron Zeta Chapter. Mahan's experience in the education field has also seen him work as a Corps Member at Teach For America.

With extensive experience in software engineering, education, and philosophy, Mahan is a versatile professional who has a strong background in both programming and teaching. His work at Zearn demonstrates his skills in software development and highlights his capabilities as a lead software engineer. Mahan's experience as a teacher at the Urban Assembly School for Law and Justice and as a Corps Member at Teach For America emphasise his expertise in education, with a particular focus on secondary school-level teaching.