Coach a team of 20-25 adult women • #1 club nationally (2025) • 15+ National Championships (2021-present)
Resume
Download PDFJOHN PEARSON, Ph.D.
Overview
Senior software engineer focused on agentic AI systems and fast, reliable delivery • Built a Claude Code agent swarm (100+ specialized subagents) that coordinates work in parallel and routinely compresses multi-week efforts into a single day • Built AI-powered internal tools for non-technical teammates: a protocol risk analyzer and person risk analyzer accessible via Slack, and a Kanban board backed by an MCP server that lets non-engineers file issues directly into the agent swarm • Open-source core swarm: github.com/johnpphd/Web3-Claude (production swarm extends this foundation)
Experience
Built and maintained the React frontend for Maverick Protocol v1/v2 • Designed and implemented Next.js APIs, sourcing protocol and on-chain data via The Graph • Built a Claude Code-driven agent swarm (100+ coordinated subagents) to accelerate engineering throughput and improve consistency • Web3 stack: Ethers.js, wagmi/viem; wallet integrations via ReOwn AppKit, RainbowKit, and BlockNative Web3Onboard • Built backend indexing pipelines using a Ponder indexer
Managed a department of 10 • Taught AP and Honors classes at every grade level • Built a multi-year statistical analysis in R of ~3M data points across 100K+ student records, with interactive Shiny dashboards, presented to administration to improve equity and decision-making • Redesigned curriculum for Introductory Physics & AP Physics (incl. data-modeling labs & 3-D design) • Created curriculum for multiple independent study math courses and an introductory JavaScript programming course • Coached robotics
Built and managed website for a data science collective • Contributed to volunteer projects for social good
Coordinated a coaching staff of 15, equipment, and logistics for a nationally competitive team of 100+ rowers • Liaison between coaches, parents, and board of directors • Built the website
Lead instructor and teaching assistant for calculus courses
Education
Thesis: The Noncommutative Geometry of Ultrametric Cantor Sets
Honors & Awards
A one-year award to be used for further training to enhance the educational experience of Pace students.
Awarded by the school's STAR student to a single faculty member who most inspired them.
A three-year fellowship awarded to a faculty member for excellence in teaching and contribution to the field of teaching.
A five-year fellowship awarded to a faculty member at a local area independent school for distinguished classroom instruction.
A three-year fellowship awarded to a faculty member by the Cum Laude Society for excellence in teaching.
A prize awarded by the Math Department to recognize the best Ph.D. thesis written during the previous year.