William Martin
Co-Founder at Spatial Pixel
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Summary
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Top SchoolWilliam Martin is a creative technologist, design researcher, and serial product leader with 16 years blending architecture, interaction design, and software to build spatial computing experiences. As Co-Founder of Spatial Pixel and an educator—teaching Spatial AI at Columbia and Mixed Realities at SVA—he bridges academic research and product strategy to shape how people inhabit digital-physical spaces. His background spans roles from Director of Product and AI at Consensys to product leadership at Pivotal and early software/UX work, giving him fluency across protocols, cloud-native products, and experiential interfaces. Trained as an architect at Yale, he brings spatial thinking to technical systems, often reframing UX problems as questions of place and scale. Known for translating research into taught curricula and deployable products, he pairs creative practice with pragmatic execution across startups, academia, and enterprise.
16 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
M.Arch. Architecture, M.Arch. Architecture at Yale School of ArchitectureB.A. Architecture, B.A. Architecture at Yale University
German, English
Github Skills (200)
html-editor10
ckeditor10
wysiwyg10
calculator10
javascript10
cloud-foundry10
falcon10
editorjs10
foundry10
rich-text10
bloom10
draft-js10
pcf-dev10
modular-architecture10
text-editing10
Programming languages (16)
Github contributions (5)
awmartin/doctoral
Apr 2020 - Feb 2022
Online docs app a la Dropbox Paper and Google Docs
Contributions:262 commits, 47 PRs, 113 pushes in 1 year 10 months
dropboxdropbox-paperdocuments-managergoogle-docseditor
awmartin/dotfiles
Aug 2012 - Nov 2021
Contributions:118 commits, 38 pushes, 3 branches in 9 years 4 months
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