Tyler Machado

Hi, I'm Tyler and I'm a news dev.

I'm a journalist-turned-web-developer from Boston. I like to build things on the web for information, for art and for fun. I care about responsive design, good performance, inclusivity, and the DIY ethic.

Since March 2014 I've worked as Harvard Business Review's first editorial developer. Before that I lived in Burlington, Vermont, where I was the digital media manager for the newsweekly Seven Days.

Current toolkit: Lots of Javascript and CSS, some Node.js, a little dab of Python.

Here are some links to projects that I've worked on. Talk to me on Twitter.

The Decline of Yahoo in Its Own Words Harvard Business Review, June 2016
How Corporate Boards Connect, in Charts Harvard Business Review, April 2016
To Predict the Trajectory of the Internet of Things, Look to the Software Industry Harvard Business Review, February 2016
Companies Are Reimagining Business Processes with Algorithms Harvard Business Review, February 2016
Estimate the Cost of a Meeting with This Calculator Harvard Business Review, January 2016
The Best-Performing CEOs in the World Harvard Business Review, November 2015
A Tool to Help You Reach Your Goals in 4 Steps Harvard Business Review, October 2015
The Orchestrator Model Harvard Business Review, July 2014
Thirty Years Later, Phish Are Still in the Groove Seven Days, November 2013
Interactive Map: How the Handy Empire Grew Seven Days, April 2013
Vermont Restaurant Week Website Seven Days, February 2013
Crowdsourced Map: Tropical Storm Irene Photos Seven Days, August 2011