John Metta

John Metta is a seasoned software developer, cultural anthropologist, and mathematical modeler with over 20 years of experience in the fields of software development, human culture/policy, and mathematics. John's expertise lies in the nexus of software, human culture, and mathematics, and specializes in software development and architecture, mathematical modeling, data analysis, and visualization, organizational cultural analysis, and interpersonal communication. He studied Dual Bachelors in Anthropology and Geology at College of Charleston and obtained Double Masters in Ecological Engineering and Resource Geography at Oregon State University. John has worked as a Senior Software Engineer at ANPC, Scientific Software Architect, Lead Software Architect, and Founder at various organizations. He was also a Water Quality Hydrologist at Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. John is passionate about software development, and over the years, he has seen software tools evolve tremendously, allowing software developers to do amazing things. He believes that the advent of technology has led to a magical time for software development, human culture/policy, and mathematics, giving us tools to encode mathematics and model that human information.