Summary
Darwin Ray is an experienced emergency management professional and CPR instructor with nearly two decades of work spanning federal, local, academic, nonprofit, and private sectors. He designs and runs COOP, continuity, and emergency preparedness programs, teaches CPR/First Aid and NIMS courses, and maintains life-safety assets like AEDs and Stop the Bleed kits for Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. His background includes leading grant-funded preparedness programs, coordinating large-scale exercises (including multiple National Level Exercises), and building rapid-response teams and shelter operations during major hurricanes. Darwin combines hands-on training experience—teaching thousands across settings and audiences—with technical skills in risk analysis, facility assessments, and emergency operations documentation. He has a master’s in Emergency Health Services and a track record of translating complex regulatory requirements into practical, auditable preparedness plans. Notably, he has built tools and databases for shelter and donation management that improved operational readiness during real-world disasters.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Biology, BS, Biology at Towson University
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at John F. Kennedy High School
UMBC