Iris Lee is a Technical Relationship Manager at Apple with nine years of experience building data-driven news applications and teaching data journalism. She blends newsroom engineering — as a former News Applications Developer at Reuters and assistant data and graphics editor at the Los Angeles Times — with product-facing roles in technical operations and client relationships. As an adjunct professor at USC she teaches Python for data journalism and coding for storytelling, mentoring journalists to turn large datasets into interactive narratives. Her toolkit spans Python, Django, D3, Svelte, GitHub Actions and deployment on Heroku, reflecting a full-stack approach to newsroom tooling. Iris’s background in chemistry and international studies, plus early experience in brand strategy at Procter & Gamble, gives her a rare mix of analytical rigor and audience-focused product sense. She maintains a public portfolio of her projects at irisslee.com, signaling a commitment to reproducible, open storytelling.
8 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master’s Degree, Journalism, Master’s Degree, Journalism at University of Southern California
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