San Francisco · Open to work
I’m Marc Stoyer, a Columbia University astrophysics graduate who moves between research, data, technical communication, and hands-on troubleshooting.
01Product thinking
02Technical communication
03Applied problem solving
Selected work
Two AI-assisted products, described honestly: the problem, the decisions I made, the safeguards I set, and the work I validated.
A résumé and application workspace built around one reusable accomplishment bank. I defined the product, shaped its honesty controls, directed AI-assisted development, and validated releases.
A worksheet platform designed to preserve how students work—not only final answers. I set the product rules, directed AI-assisted development, and tested the resulting teacher and student workflows.
Elsewhere
ACC student profile · 2023
Austin Community College profiled my route from working full-time while completing degrees in physics and economics to transferring to Columbia University.
ACC Transfer Week · 2024
I returned to speak with students about the transfer process; ACC also used my portrait in its Transfer Week coverage.
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I’m looking for analytical, research, operations, and technical roles where learning quickly and communicating clearly matter.