Marley Rafson
Marley is a software engineer and computer scientist that specializes in emerging technologies and consumer privacy-focused innovations.
Marley has most recently worked as a software engineer at a growing Silicon Valley startup to provide municipal governments with simulated transportation and commerce data using de-identified mobile location data, machine learning, and the US Census.
Previously, Marley worked as a software engineer at Google. There, Marley built and defined augmented reality for the web. This work sought to build a non-proprietary, open framework for camera-based computing; it has been highlighted in multiple conferences and internationally. Additionally at Google, Marley improved mobile payment systems for consumers by creating a feedback mechanism that limits the amount of consumer information provided to merchants. Marley holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Brown University.
Marley is serving with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and working on tech and climate issues.