My name is Raymond Baker. I am currently working as a Haskell programmer at MasterWord Services building business management infrastructure. Previously I worked as a high school math teacher at Temple Grandin School, a small school serving students on autism the spectrum. And before that I studied mathematics and philosophy at CU Boulder. I graduated in 2023 with with the honors summa cum laude. And before that I spent a number of years as a child.

I enjoy doing mathematics, especially math involving shapes and spaces (including algebra, of course). As a student, I wrote an honors thesis titled "Eckmann-Hiltion and the Hopf Fibration in Homotopy Type Theory". I presented this thesis at a few math conferences. See the talks page for more details.