Shalin Jyotishi

Shalin Jyotishi is a Senior Advisor for Education, Labor, and the Future of Work at New America and a Forbes Contributor specializing in workforce and education innovation. With vast experience in industry analysis, he is a leading voice on higher education, work trends, technological advancements, and policy implications, having been featured in reputable media outlets like NPR, Washington Post, and Politico.

Jyotishi has an extensive background in shaping the intersection of education, labor, and technology. He has shared his expertise at prestigious events including the United Nations and Davos, and has served on numerous boards including the U.S. National Science Foundation’s Convergence Accelerator and the UN International Telecommunications Union.

Prior to his current roles, he held influential positions such as Fellow in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at the World Economic Forum and Senior Manager at the Burning Glass Institute overseeing labor economics research. His earlier experiences range from serving as Program Director at the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities to CEO of the Journal of Science Policy and Governance.

Shalin Jyotishi's educational journey includes a Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences and Political Science from The University of Georgia, a Master of Science in Public Interest Technology from Arizona State University, and a Medicinal Chemistry & Pharmaceutical Globalization Research Fellowship at Peking University. He is well-connected on social media platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn, in addition to his personal website where his insights can be further explored.