Dylan is the founder, director and lead software developer for Tech Tools for Justice. Dylan is a self-taught programmer and a former tenant organizer with a background in the humanities, majoring in Global & International Studies at the College of Wooster. Dylan's academic and professional interests include geography & GIS application development, urban studies, history, sociology, Spanish language and Latin America.

Jack manages technical infrastructure and advises on technical and regional strategy. He specializes in cloud technologies, software practices, and mutually beneficial partnerships. Jack has worked professionally across politics, finance, manufacturing, and astrophysics, advising and building software systems.

Ethan is a data scientist and engineer providing analytical support and advising on technical strategy. He has experience in housing policy research with a focus on tenant issues and holds a Master's degree in Civic Analytics from the University of Illinois. Ethan has worked professionally in government, academia, and nonprofits advising on data strategy and improving data infrastructure.