Summary
Nicole Coleman is a Software Architect with 14 years of experience who bridges humanities scholarship and computational design to create more thoughtful, ethical digital systems. Based in San Francisco and serving as a Digital Research Architect for Stanford University Libraries, she applies humanities theory and methods to shape how technologies are designed, implemented, and critiqued. Her background—Honors in Humanities from UC Berkeley and study at Franklin University Switzerland—gives her a rare lens for reframing technical problems around humanistic values and research workflows. Known for translating interdisciplinary insight into practical architecture, she focuses on systems that prioritize interpretability, critical use, and long-term stewardship of digital resources.
14 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Honors in Humanities, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Honors in Humanities at University of California, Berkeley
Associate of Arts - AA, Associate of Arts - AA at Franklin University Switzerland