Aric Chokey is a Python developer and civic technologist based in Denver with 11 years of experience turning public data into compelling stories and tools. Currently building data-driven products at OpenSecrets, he previously blended reporting and technical skills as a data journalist and government reporter at the Sun Sentinel and Associated Press. His background spans journalism, UX, multimedia production, and data visualization, giving him a strong sense for user-focused design and clear narrative in data work. Comfortable with end-to-end projects—from data collection and analysis to web delivery—he brings newsroom rigor to reproducible, civic-minded engineering. An often-overlooked strength is his hands-on experience in production workflows (video, photography, and UX research), which sharpens his attention to detail in both code and presentation.
11 years of coding experience
Bachelors of Arts, Journalism and Telecommunications major, Bachelors of Arts, Journalism and Telecommunications major at Ball State University
A python library for scraping and parsing campaign finance data from the Florida Secretary of State's website.
Contributions:23 commits, 22 pushes, 1 branch in 2 years 2 months
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