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About the Author
Molly K. Maskrey started as an electrical engineer in her 20s working for
various large aerospace companies including IBM Federal Systems, TRW
(now Northrup-Grumman), Loral Systems, Lockheed-Martin, and Boeing.
After successfully navigating the first dot-com boom, she realized that a
break was in order and took several years off, moving to Maui and teaching
windsurfing at the beautiful Kanaha Beach Park.
She moved back to Colorado in 2005 and, with Jennifer, formed
Global Tek Labs, an iOS development and accessory design services
company that is now one of the leading consulting services for new
designers looking to create smart attachments to Apple devices.
In 2014 Molly and Jennifer formed Quantitative Bioanalytics
Laboratories, a wholly owned subsidiary of Global Tek to bring high-
resolution mobile sensor technology to physical therapy, elder balance and fall prevention, sports
performance quantification, and instrumented gait analysis (IGA). In a pivot, Molly changed the direction of
QB Labs to a platform-based predictive analytics company seeking to democratize data science for smaller
companies.
Molly’s background includes advanced degrees in electrical engineering, applied mathematics, data
science, and business development. Molly generally speaks at a large number of conferences throughout
the year including the Open Data Science Conference (ODSC) 2017 West, advancing the topic of moving
analytics from the cloud to the fog for smart city initiatives. What fuels her to succeed is the opportunity to
bring justice and equality to everyone whether it’s addressing food insecurity with her business partner or
looking at options for better management of mental health using empirical data and tools such as natural
language processing, speech pattern recognition using neural networks, or perfusion analysis in brain
physiology.
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