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Jay Silver
Jay Saul Silver (born September 6, 1979) is an electrical engineer and toy inventor (and haker) from Cocoa Beach, Florida. Silver is the Founder and CEO of (JoyLabz )/(MaKey MaKey ) and was the first-ever Maker Research Scientist at Intel.〔(Making: A Movement Gaining Momentum Worldwide, Intel Backgrounder (May 15, 2014) )〕
== Academic Background and Early Career ==
Silver earned his BA in electrical engineering from Georgia Tech,〔(P.8 School Of Electrical And Computer Engineering ECE Connection, Georgia Tech (Spring, 2002) )〕 where he was named Engineer of the Year,〔(Jay Silver: Innovator & Researcher at MIT Media Labs, Eagles Talent Speaker Bureau (2013) )〕 and was awarded a Gates Scholarship〔(Gates Scholarship Recipient Profile: Jay Silver, The Gates Cambridge Scholarship (2002) )〕 to pursue his Master’s from Cambridge University in Internet Technology.〔(Gates scholars bring two-year award total to nine, Georgia Tech (March 15, 2002) )〕 Funded by an NSF Fellowship,〔(Can Anyone Become a Hacker?, Ted Radio Hour, NPR (December 6, 2013) )〕 Silver earned a Master’s from MIT’s Media Lab,〔(MIT Media Lab Profile: Jay Silver, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2015) )〕 and went on to earn his PhD from MIT’s Media Lab Lifelong Kindergarten.〔(MIT Media Lab Life Long Kindergarten Research Projects: Makey Makey )〕 For his PhD on the topic of “World as Construction Kit,” Silver was awarded the Lemelson Prize for Inventiveness〔(Jay Silver: Lemelson Prize for Inventiveness Winner profile, MIT )〕
Following his academic career, Silver invented (Drawdio ),〔(Drawido: A Pencil That Lets You Draw Music, Wired.com (April 30, 2009) )〕 which was named one of TIME Magazine’s “Top 15 Toys for Young Geniuses” in 2011.〔(Q&A With Makey Makey CEO Jay Silver, EdTech Magazine (August 12, 2014) )〕
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