Sarah is a programmer who is eager to work on interactive technologies that permit new possibilities for individuals and society as a whole, and experiences that bring joy into everyday life. She graduated from the University of Maryland with a degree in Computer Science, where she also worked as a member of the Computational Auditory Neural Systems Lab, conducting research to better understand speech and hearing from brain signals. Throughout her academic career, Sarah has worked in teams to understand problems and prototype devices which use technology to address them in unique ways. She is interested in location-based entertainment, interactive storytelling, neurotechnology, and robotics. Her goal is to collaborate on exciting and meaningful projects that bring the impossible within reach, and make the world a happier place.
