Meet a few of our scientists and engineers

Featured Employees

Charles River Analytics is proud to employ a unique mix of creative scientists and engineers.

Our company’s success is driven by our employee-owners’ commitment to finding innovative solutions for today’s most pressing challenges. We value collaboration, supportive teamwork, effective leadership, and technical entrepreneurship.

Check out these articles showcasing our outstanding employees and their remarkable contributions!

Q&A with Ross Eaton,
Principal Scientist and Director
of Marine Systems

Power Systems Scientist, Sanja Cvijic, Becomes an Expert in Building Custom AI Solutions

Curiosity, cognition, and collaboration:
A Q&A with Nicolette McGeorge

Q&A with Ryan Kilgore, lead of the UX Innovation Division

From Inner Space to Outer: The World of Bethany Bracken, Director of Physiological Systems

Q&A with Susan Latiff, User Experience Scientist and Product Lead for KWYN® SOLAR

Q&A with Spencer K. Lynn, Senior Scientist in the Human-Centered AI Division

The Trajectory of Jeff Druce, Senior Scientist in the Human-Centered AI Division

Making impactful, positive change through technology: A Q&A with David Koelle

From graduate school to the lab, Ben Bauchwitz excels at developing adaptive training programs

Our NEWS

We’re improving human potential based on groundbreaking research
at the forefront of AI, robotics, and human-centered computing.

Military officer in camouflage standing in server room with laptop computer and checking data on monitors.

New AI framework aims to bring explainability to autonomous decision-making for Air Force Research Laboratory

Charles River Analytics was awarded a $1.8M Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to develop a framework that provides explanations for deep reinforcement

DARPA awards Charles River Analytics $4.2M to advance cybersecurity through compartmentalization

Small vessel with Awarion on board sensing an approaching fishing vessel and a smaller boat as a threat.

Awarion® AI maritime technology enhances naval escort safety in crowded harbor environments

Real-time data for real-time feedback: Charles River and ASU awarded funding to support DARPA’s OP TEMPO program, which aims to enhance team training effectiveness