Jack Morrison

Jack Morrison is a liberal arts-trained technical leader with a strong interest in fast code and bridging the gap between computers and the physical world. He is passionate about advancing long-term autonomous robotics and robotic perception through a blend of software engineering and research.

With a diverse educational background in Computer Science and German, Jack studied at Bowdoin College for his B.A., pursued a PhD in Computer Science at The George Washington University, and furthered his studies in Informatik at Technische Universität Berlin.

Jack Morrison has held key roles in various organizations, including being a Co-Founder and CEO at Scythe Robotics, a Computer Vision Engineer at Occipital, and a Co-Founder and CTO at Replica Labs (later acquired by Occipital). He also contributed as a Graduate Research Assistant at George Washington University, a Software Systems Engineer at MITRE, and a Teaching Assistant at Bowdoin College.

In addition to his professional pursuits, Jack has a background in academic and extracurricular activities, having served as a Freedman Summer Research Fellow, an Undergraduate Research Fellow at the Maine Space Grant Consortium, and a Quantitative Reasoning Tutor at Bowdoin College. He also honed leadership skills as the Outing Club Webmaster and the Scoutcraft Co-Director at MaKaJaWan Scout Reservation, NEIC, BSA.

Jack Morrison's enthusiasm for robot soccer underlines his dedication to the advancement of robotics and technology, highlighting his commitment to innovation and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the field.