About

I’m a civic technologist and design researcher, investigating how design and innovative technologies could best be used to improve public services and opportunities for civic engagement. I earned M.S. in Human-Computer Interaction at Georgia Tech, while I researched civic media, food security, and urban computing primarily with the Public Design Workshop. Then I led design and research on several emerging tech (blockchain, quantum, cloud) solutions at IBM while collaborating with civic hackers and activists in the US. And now I actually do that civic tech thing full time at Truss with some amazing people in an amazing work environment.

This website

Like this site’s look and feel? It’s my own WordPress theme, available on my Github profile. The fonts are Charter and Proxima Nova, using my non-profit license.

Copyright and licensing

All work hosted on andyhub.com that is not my own creation is attributed to its creator on the page linking to that work. For example, the image used for the Open Ghana project was created by Mikaela and Nick, as described at the bottom of that page. Please contact the original owner of works if you’d like to use them.

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