Summary
Anthony Brasher is a multidisciplinary builder and founder with nine years of experience blending conflict-resolution instincts and community-focused software design. Based in Portland, he balances daytime work as a psychiatric technician with leading Lawgen, an ambitious project to become a global, action-oriented "Needpedia" for solving problems at scale. His background in psychology and communications informs a user-centered approach to collaborative systems, aiming to surface highly rated solutions and create economic and social incentives for participation. A longtime maker and glassblower, he brings hands-on fabrication skills and independent business experience to product development and governance design. Motivated by lessons from the Occupy Movement, Anthony focuses on tools that enable mass collaboration and continual community-driven optimization.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Communications, Evergreen uses evaluations instead of grades, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Communications, Evergreen uses evaluations instead of grades at The Evergreen State College