Steve Croft is an Associate Project Astronomer and Project Scientist for the Breakthrough Listen Initiative based at UC Berkeley with joint appointments at Oxford and the SETI Institute, bringing over a decade of experience in radio astronomy, time-domain analysis, and petabyte-scale dataset science. He directs Berkeley's SETI undergraduate research program—over 140 alumni—and leads multimillion-dollar observing programs on the Green Bank Telescope while publishing 100+ refereed papers on topics from anomaly detection to supermassive black hole growth. Comfortable translating complex research for public and technical audiences, he has led major NASA-funded outreach efforts and regularly appears in media and invited lecture series. Unusually for an academic scientist, he combines large-program project leadership, hands-on signal-processing expertise (including GNU Radio work), and a strong track record of mentoring undergraduates into top institutions and industry.
10 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Astrophysics, PhD, Astrophysics at University of Oxford
High School, High School at Calday Grange Grammar School
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