Greg Slayden is a web developer and founder with over three decades working at the intersection of geography and technology, and more than a decade running Peakbagger.com, a detailed global mountain database and community platform. He is a GIS specialist and geographic database engineer who built cartographic systems for Microsoft products including Encarta, MapPoint, and Bing Maps. At Microsoft he later led Global Readiness efforts, melding geopolitical strategy, risk management, and policy compliance with practical tooling and AI-driven processes. Greg combines deep domain expertise in spatial data and cartography with hands-on web development and community-building experience. Based in Kirkland, WA, he brings a rare blend of technical craftsmanship, operational ownership, and an eye for how geographic nuance influences product and policy decisions. An instructor and early cartography professional, he often translates complex spatial problems into usable online services for both enthusiasts and enterprise users.
10 years of coding experience
32 years of employment as a software developer
B.A./M.A., Regional Science, B.A./M.A., Regional Science at University of Pennsylvania
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