Takoma Park, Maryland
I build and run technology teams and platforms for organizations working in the public interest.
I do that for people solving hard problems in government, civil society, academia, and the private sector. The work has been the same across all of them, in conflict analysis, global health, development, and ocean crime: take evidence that is scattered and contested and turn it into something a policymaker, an editor, or a court can rely on. My background runs across policy, diplomacy, and technology.
AI & Data Science Editor
Back end infrastructure and machine learning engineering for Bait to Plate, a seafood supply chain accountability database tracking more than a million entities across 113 countries — ships, manning agencies, aquaculture farms, brands — linked to documented crimes and labor abuses. Publication fall 2026. Case study
Founder
A research platform connecting incidents where a person was reportedly harmed through interaction with a digital product to the legislation and litigation that bears on them, with ties built across five dimensions. Includes a bill comparison tool covering more than 14,000 bills from all 50 states, so a drafter can enter their own text and see what already exists.
Advisor, Office of Technical Assistance
Technology advisory for the department, and implementation with international counterparts.
Adjunct Faculty
Associate Director, Data Science & Digital Products
Founded the Data Science and Digital Products team at the Center for Digital Acceleration and grew it to 15 people serving every business unit across 80-plus countries, running six enterprise applications for thousands of users. Portfolio included USAID Digital Frontiers, the agency’s $90M flagship digital program.
Co-founder & CTO
Grew the firm past $1 million in revenue in 18 months, helping mission-driven organizations adopt AI and data science methods. Departed early 2026.
Earlier — Conflict data analyst, U.S. Department of State. Data science advisor, UN Foundation Data2X. Taught at the Department of State and the U.S. Institute of Peace.
USAID Knowledge Rescue, a retrieval system over 150,000 documents from USAID’s public archive, built after the collection went offline. EvidenceBase.ai, an evidence tool used by more than 50 nonprofits. Machine learning disease forecasts for Mozambique and Somalia under FEWS NET.
Member of the Maryland Responsible AI Council. Talks at Google New York, the World Bank, and PeaceCon. Writing at gregmaly.substack.com. MA, Josef Korbel School, University of Denver. BA in Policy, Ethics & Conflict, a self-designed major, St. Mary’s College of Maryland.