Summary
Sasha Renninger is a Web Development & Digital Research Manager with 11 years of experience building web and data solutions for museums, archaeologists, and academic researchers. Based in Philadelphia, she combines an interdisciplinary background in anthropology, Near Eastern studies, and a Master of Computer and Information Technology to translate scholarly research needs into robust digital resources. At the University of Pennsylvania she has led projects from the Ur Digitization public database to museum-wide digital initiatives, migrating legacy collections into unified, accessible systems. Sasha pairs hands-on full-stack and database expertise with program and stakeholder coordination—helping faculty, curators, and international partners reuse data for teaching and research. She is notable for bridging field archaeology practices (ceramics analysis, excavation documentation) with modern web infrastructure, ensuring cultural heritage data remains both scholarly and public-facing.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
International Study Abroad Program, Egyptology, International Study Abroad Program, Egyptology at The American University in Cairo
Master of Computer and Information Technology, Computer and Information Sciences, General, Master of Computer and Information Technology, Computer and Information Sciences, General at University of Pennsylvania
French, egyptian (ancient)