John Bailey

John Bailey is a dynamic individual who has showcased an unwavering commitment to exploring meaningful problems and has a keen interest in the evolving landscape of neurotechnology.

John Bailey holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Physics from Stanford University, where he immersed himself in a diverse range of academic experiences.

Throughout his academic journey, John Bailey has been involved in various organizations and roles that have honed his skills and abilities. He served as a Research Assistant at the Stanford Artificial Retina Project and the Hong Neurotechnology Lab at the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute.

In addition to his research roles, John Bailey also contributed to the academic community as a Teaching Assistant at Stanford University and as the Class President. His involvement extended to NeuroCollege, where he held the position of Speaker Series Director.

John Bailey's passion for innovation led him to diverse experiences, including a Research Internship at Stanford University School of Engineering in the Feldman Lab and a leadership role as the Spaceshot Dynamics Lead at the Stanford Student Space Initiative.

His curiosity and thirst for knowledge also took him to IBM, where he engaged in Quantum Computing research, further expanding his expertise in cutting-edge technologies.

John Bailey's leadership qualities were evident in his role as the 2020 National Presiding Officer at YMCA of the USA, showcasing his ability to drive organizational success at a national level.

Prior to his national leadership role, he began his journey in public service as a Page at the United States Senate and later as a Page at the North Carolina General Assembly.

His commitment to education and youth development was exemplified through roles such as Youth Governor at the YMCA of the Triangle and Student Body President at North Raleigh Christian Academy, where he also utilized his knowledge as a Mathematics and Physics Tutor in a self-employed capacity.