The Engineering for Democracy Institute is, at its core, a team of engineers and STEM professionals working to support election planning and operations nationwide through direct collaboration with election officials. This unique perspective enables EDI to address a broad range of issues across voting types — in-person, vote-by-mail, and post-election — and to develop tools and technology, as well as training at various levels. To grow and maintain these services for election officials, we also have team members who assist with administration, communication, and community outreach.
Faculty
Executive Director
Associate Professor
Industrial & Systems Engineering
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Staff
Coordinator
training & outreachcommunicationadministration
Software Engineer
tools
Research Associate
post-electionin-personoutreach
Collaborators
Assistant Professor of Computer Science, URI
trainingtools
Assistant Professor of Architectural Engineering, UNL
The Engineering for Democracy Institute does not ask anyone to surrender their membership in or affiliation with any political party or political viewpoint. While Engineering for Democracy Institute’s staff may hold individual political beliefs, such beliefs are independent of, and have no impact on, their work for the Engineering for Democracy Institute.
