The VoidLoop team is growing. Current members are listed below.
Greg has been a Professor of EE at Stanford since 1991 (now retired), teaching mixed-signal electronics, biomedical instrument design and MEMS, with a strong passion for hands-on electronics. He has a BASc from UBC, MS (BioE) from UC Berkeley, PhD (EE) and MD from Stanford.
Zachariah is a University of Washington graduate with a background in the Fine Arts (3D4M) and later formal training in software engineering. He approaches electronics and embedded systems with a strong curiosity, a hands-on mindset, and a drive to understand how things work.
Andrew is a 5th year student at Rochester Institute of Technology, pursuing a BS/MS degree in Computer Science with a focus in Security. He has interned at several companies during his time at RIT, including Datto and Liberty Mutual.
Reid is a doctoral candidate in the department of electrical engineering and computer science at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is pursuing novel methods for patient monitoring and optimal drug delivery in clinical settings involving general anesthesia. Previously, he earned his Masters degree from Rochester Institute of Technology in photonics and a concentration in signal processing. Reid enjoys studying and teaching signal processing.