Carey Nachenberg is a software engineer, published author, rock-climber and amateur computer science professor.
Software Engineer: Carey Nachenberg works at Google[x], a moonshot factory that invents and launches “moonshot” technologies with the goal of making the world a radically better place. He holds 90+ United States patents relating to his work in the software field.
Published Author: Carey has recently published his first novel, a techno-thriller entitled The Florentine Deception with Open Road. Carey's debut novel is now available in paperback, audiobook (on Audible and iTunes) and e-book formats.
Rock Climber: Carey has been rock climbing in the Santa Monica Mountains for the past 20+ years and enjoys sport-climbing and top-roping at the 5-11 and 5-12 level. You'll often find him out at the Planet of the Apes wall at Malibu Creek State Park.
Amateur Computer Science Professor: Carey is an Adjunct Professor of Computer Science at UCLA where he teaches CS32 (Data Structures and Algorithms, C++, Object Oriented Programming) once per year.
Carey holds Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Computer Science from UCLA.
Software Engineer: Carey Nachenberg works at Google[x], a moonshot factory that invents and launches “moonshot” technologies with the goal of making the world a radically better place. He holds 90+ United States patents relating to his work in the software field.
Published Author: Carey has recently published his first novel, a techno-thriller entitled The Florentine Deception with Open Road. Carey's debut novel is now available in paperback, audiobook (on Audible and iTunes) and e-book formats.
Rock Climber: Carey has been rock climbing in the Santa Monica Mountains for the past 20+ years and enjoys sport-climbing and top-roping at the 5-11 and 5-12 level. You'll often find him out at the Planet of the Apes wall at Malibu Creek State Park.
Amateur Computer Science Professor: Carey is an Adjunct Professor of Computer Science at UCLA where he teaches CS32 (Data Structures and Algorithms, C++, Object Oriented Programming) once per year.
Carey holds Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Computer Science from UCLA.
