Shane Ardell comes to digital scientists with a background in Engineering and Marketing, having worked for a major global corporation in both the technical and communication sides of marketing. She is a graduate of Georgia Tech and thrives in the realm of technical marketing and project management. Outside the office, she arranges and performs music and is a CASA Ambassador for the state of Georgia. Her favorite scientist is Leonardo da Vinci.

Chris Davis has worked in frontend and web development for the past 5 years with a strong focus on bridging the gap between beautiful design and functional code. While he has worked on many applications from the ground up, he prefers to spend his time writing lean, elegant, standards-based HTML and CSS through meaningful, reusable code and microformats. He also firmly believes that good SEO starts at the structural level and Google loves good HTML. Outside the office Chris can be found swing dancing and helping out with local theatre. His favorite scientist is Charles Darwin.

J.R. Gunderson is a graduate of the Georgia Tech Industrial Design program, where he studied user interaction and product design process. J.R. is passionate about improving the functional design and experience of online and consumer products. His professional experience includes web design at The Rocket Science Group and MailChimp, licensed product work at Coca-Cola, and interface design at Electrolux, Inc. He admires the accomplishments and foresight of the famous scientist Buckminster Fuller.

Amanda Moore has worked in the high tech arena for over 10 years. While she has worked and consulted for companies of all shapes and sizes, her focus has been startups. She graduated from Meredith College with a degree in Mass Communications. Upon graduation she joined NBC as a Producer. Her first start up exposure was in Research Triangle Park, NC, at WindWire, the world’s first mobile marketing and wireless advertising company. Most recently, she was Director of Business Development at Pramana, a spin out of Georgia Tech that prevents click fraud. Amanda’s strength is introducing people to technology that will produce value. Her favorite scientist is Dr. Bunsen Honeydew.

A graduate of the Georgia Tech Industrial Design program, Steven Sloan further developed a clean, usable style while studying at Sweden's Lund Universitet. He approaches design and development for web with the same care and attention to detail as he does his furniture. Early in life the scientist Mr. Wizard inspired him to dig into the why's of things.