Summary
Mark Herringer is a director and data steward with 11 years of experience building open-data collaboratives that power global health responses, most notably as co-founder of the Global Healthsites Mapping Project which maintains a widely used, openly licensed global baseline of health facility locations. He leads cross-functional teams to design human-centered digital products and APIs that prioritize data accuracy, security, and accessibility, translating messy local data into validated open datasets shared via OpenStreetMap. Mark combines hands-on agile delivery and UX practice from a long digital product career with field experience responding to COVID-19, Ebola and Zika in West Africa, giving him a rare mix of technical, operational and humanitarian expertise. Based in Amsterdam, he is passionate about using open data as a public good to reveal vulnerabilities in health systems and drive community-level impact.
11 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
German