LLD Conversations Podcast with Dr Craig Cornelius

Craig Cornelius is a senior software engineer on the International Engineering team at Google, Inc., joining in 2007. He works on language support across Google, including Android, Search, GMail, and Google Translate. He contributes to the open source Unicode Standard and the work of the Unicode Technical Committees.
Craig’s indigenous language experience began with Cherokee, and he continues to collaborate on projects with the Cherokee Nation. He served on the Advisory Board of the Australian Research Council's Center of Excellence on the Dynamics of Language (www.dynamicsoflanguage.edu.au) and serves on the governing boards of the Endangered Languages Project (www.endangeredlanguages.com), Translation Commons (translationcommons.org), and Endangered Alphabets (endangeredalphabets.com). His recent work with indigenous languages includes “Zero To Digital: A Guide to Bring Your Language Online” with Translation Commons and development of keyboards for indigenous languages.
He has enjoyed a variety of academic and industry positions, from teaching to research and medical imaging. Craig holds a B.A. in chemistry and mathematics from Luther College, and both the Ph.D. in Chemistry and the M.S. in Computer Science from Stanford University.