Summary
Joshua Mcclellan is an Artificial Intelligence and Autonomy Engineer with nine years of experience blending machine learning, control theory, and microelectronics to solve real-world autonomy problems. At Johns Hopkins APL he develops and evaluates reinforcement learning, imitation learning, and optimal control methods with a focus on robustness and multi-agent coordination, and previously led a funded research project as principal investigator. His background ranges from designing microscale mass spectrometers and multithreaded swarm simulators to deploying enterprise-scale systems, reflecting a rare mix of hands-on hardware, algorithms, and systems engineering. A strong mentor and collaborator, he has co-authored multiple peer-reviewed papers and routinely bridges research and operational deployment in defense and academic settings.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Electrical Engineering, Master of Science - MS, Electrical Engineering at Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering
Bachelor’s Degree, Electrical and Electronics Engineering; minors in Computer Science and Mathematics, 3.94, Bachelor’s Degree, Electrical and Electronics Engineering; minors in Computer Science and Mathematics, 3.94 at Brigham Young University
English, Italian, Spanish