Summary
Travis Grant is a Global Projects Coordinator with nine years of experience designing scalable socio-economic systems aimed at human fulfillment and ecological sustainability. He leads The Auravana Project, where he authors technical specifications, models, and publications that define a comprehensive community-type societal system integrating social, decision, lifestyle, and material subsystems. His background in instructional systems and information assurance, plus early roles in intelligence analysis and security awareness, give him a rare blend of systems thinking, rigorous documentation, and threat-aware design. Travis is comfortable moving between conceptual modeling, 3D illustration, web composition, and project management to turn abstract societal designs into operational references. Based in the North Port–Sarasota area, he brings a global perspective rooted in academic training from Mercyhurst, Walsh College, and Florida State University. He’s driven by a purpose that extends beyond individual achievement to building reproducible, planet-scale community systems.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
MS, Instructional Systems, MS, Instructional Systems at Florida State University
MS, Information Assurance, MS, Information Assurance at Walsh College
BA, Research Intelligence Analysis, BA, Research Intelligence Analysis at Mercyhurst University
high school diploma, high school diploma at High School Singapore American School
English, French, Russian