The New York Times has hired Bora Erden as a graphics editor.
Erden will work in the Graphics department with technologies, including machine learning and AI, to do “advanced mapping, 3-D modeling and programmatic image analysis for visualizations in breaking news and investigative projects,” as per the Times.
Recently, he was a senior researcher and technical lead at SITU, an architecture group that specializes in investigative reconstruction. He also developed a video management system for an investigation with PBS’s “Frontline” and The Associated Press.
He also built an interactive system to present evidence in a case at the International Criminal Court. This was a first-time immersive experience to present evidence in an international criminal proceeding.
Erden has a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Stanford University.
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