Summary
Michael Beswetherick is a graphics and multimedia editor with 12 years of experience blending software engineering and visual storytelling at The New York Times, where he moved from software engineer to lead digital news design projects. Trained in Human-Computer Interaction at the University of Washington, he builds data-driven, interactive graphics and multimedia experiences that translate complex journalism into clear, engaging visuals. His background in teaching, research on educational game design, and early digital content roles give him a rare mix of product thinking, pedagogy, and hands-on engineering. Based in New York, he’s known for bridging design and code to ship polished interactive narratives under tight newsroom deadlines.
12 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS), Informatics -- Human Computer Interaction, Bachelor of Science (BS), Informatics -- Human Computer Interaction at University of Washington