Robin Gane-McCalla

Robin Gane-McCalla is a versatile software engineer currently working as a Software Engineer IV at Shift4.2 He is known for being a quick learner with a diverse background in the software engineering field.2

Background and Education

Robin Gane-McCalla's journey to Clinton, where Hamilton College is located, began as a faculty kid. His mother, Professor Gillian Gane, taught English at Hamilton College starting in 1999, focusing on pedagogical issues related to race, class, and gender.1

Robin pursued his education at Hamilton College, where he earned a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science.1 He later continued his education at Stanford University.2

Professional Experience

Currently, Robin Gane-McCalla works as a Software Engineer IV at Shift4.2 His professional background includes:

• Experience in various industries, showcasing his versatility as a software engineer
• Applying his mathematics and computer science skills to analyze data regarding the effectiveness of curricula1

Additional Interests and Activities

Outside of his professional work, Robin has shown interest in history and social issues:

• He maintains a blog that discusses his Spectator article about whether Alexander Hamilton was black1
• His work, perhaps unintentionally, continues the legacy of his mother's focus on race, class, and gender issues1

Robin Gane-McCalla's diverse background, quick learning ability, and interest in both technical and social issues make him a well-rounded professional in the software engineering field.