Andrew Adams

Principal Scientist

San Francisco

Andrew did his PhD at Stanford on computational photography under Marc Levoy, graduating in 2010. After this he went to Fredo Durand’s lab at MIT, where as a post-doc he created the programming language Halide with his friend and long-time collaborator Jonathan Ragan-Kelley. Before joining Adobe, Andrew worked at Google Research and Facebook AI Research. Andrew works on topics in fast image processing, and systems and programming languages for fast image processing.