Audrey Roy Greenfeld

Audrey Roy Greenfeld is best known for being a programmer. She created the popular Cookiecutter project templating tool in 2013, now open source on GitHub with over 10,000 stars. She is one of the primary authors of Cookiecutter Django, one of the most widely-used Django web application project templates. She graduated from MIT in 2005 with a degree in electrical engineering and computer science.

Audrey also has a deep passion for fiction writing. Her Ambria series, co-written with her husband Daniel Roy Greenfeld, explores a magical world where a boy is forced to grow up suddenly and help his family fight dark forces.

Audrey is also an artist. She paints, sculpts, and creates generative art. At one point she was a professional artist with a studio practice in San Francisco and a large client base. Her work has been featured in Wired, Technology Review, CNN, and the New York Times. She now makes art primarily for herself. Her art studio is currently in Los Angeles.

Audrey has co-written 5 fantasy books and 4 technical books with Daniel Roy Greenfeld. She has also written and illustrated a children's book.