Andrew Lih is a Wikimedian-at-large and cultural heritage technologist with nine years of formal experience connecting major museums and research institutions—most recently the Smithsonian and The Met—to Wikipedia, Wikidata, and Wikimedia Commons. He blends practical software engineering, AI/ML, and linked open data work with deep journalism and multimedia experience, having written The Wikipedia Revolution and produced video reporting on China and technology. As principal investigator on the Knight-funded Wiki Art Depiction Explorer and founder of Digimentors, he builds metadata and tooling that surface art and archival collections in the open web. A longtime Wikipedia administrator and past U.S. National Archives Citizen Archivist of the Year, he bridges community governance and institutional strategy to make large cultural datasets more discoverable and reusable.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Springbrook High School
BS, MS Computer Science, BS, MS Computer Science at Columbia University
Jupyter Widgets interface for Wikidata knowledge graphs
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