Technical Director, Center For New Music & Audio Technologies at University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, California, United States
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Jeremy Wagner is a composer, sound designer and technical director who blends musical virtuosity with engineering to create interactive performance systems and novel human+machine interfaces. As Technical Director at UC Berkeley’s CNMAT he designs and prototypes hardware and software—recent projects include AR/VR spatialization platforms, a mobile multichannel loudspeaker array, and bespoke instruments like the CNMAT Stompbox and Magnetic Piano Resonator. He teaches Music Perception & Cognition, supervises production for live events, and bridges research, grant strategy and campus IP considerations to keep experimental music practices production-ready. An accomplished performer and collaborator, his compositions and technical work have supported premieres and productions with leading ensembles and festivals across the U.S. and Europe. Trained with a PhD in Music Composition, Wagner pairs rigorous academic research with hands-on fabrication and real-time systems engineering—frequently translating compositional ideas into robust live-performance technology.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Music Composition; Saxophone Performance, Bachelor of Arts (BA), Music Composition; Saxophone Performance at Wichita State University
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