Summary
Tim Fake is a Visiting Assistant Professor and computer scientist with 12 years of professional experience and a concentrated four-year programming background in neuroscience-focused biomedical research while pursuing a PhD at the University at Albany. He bridges academia and industry, having held roles from senior software engineer and computer scientist to security consultant and founder-level work with Quantum Resonance Nexus Labs LLC. Tim combines strong technical depth in MS Computer Science with a philosophical training from Oxford and Albany, which informs a methodical, systems-level approach to neurotechnology and security problems. He has practical experience deploying research-grade software at NCAN and delivering security consulting at Optiv, making him adept at translating complex research requirements into robust, auditable systems. Based in Albany, NY, he uniquely blends philosophical rigor, hands-on engineering, and interdisciplinary research leadership.
12 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
MS Computer Science, MS Computer Science at University at Albany
Philosophy of Physics, Philosophy of Physics at University of Oxford