Behind Atlas

The people behind the intelligence.

Meet the professionals who contribute to Atlas across ABA documentation, everyday workflows, software engineering, security, and privacy.

Meet the team Explore the workflow
Dra. Elena Marquez
Dra. Elena MarquezClinical Documentation Advisor
Dr. Adrian Cole
Dr. Adrian ColeClinical Methodology Advisor
Dra. Sofia Bravo
Dra. Sofia BravoQuality Review Consultant

Different expertise. A shared commitment.

Each profile states a real relationship with Atlas and a concrete contribution. No invented roles or credentials.

Clinical Expertise

BCBAs who contribute to methodology, documentation clarity, and clinical workflow review within Atlas.

  • Dra. Elena Marquez
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    Dra. Elena Marquez

    Clinical Documentation Advisor

    My contribution to Atlas

    Reviews the clinical workflow structure of ATLAS drafts to ensure behavioral definitions and medical-necessity narratives read clearly to Florida Medicaid reviewers.

    • ABA assessment design
    • Florida Medicaid documentation
    • Functional behavior assessment
  • Dr. Adrian Cole
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    Dr. Adrian Cole

    Clinical Methodology Advisor

    My contribution to Atlas

    Validates the baseline-measurement logic in ATLAS so recommended intensity sections stay consistent with confirmed functional data.

    • Behavioral measurement
    • Treatment intensity modeling
    • Florida Medicaid policy
  • Dra. Sofia Bravo
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    Dra. Sofia Bravo

    Quality Review Consultant

    My contribution to Atlas

    Reviews the cross-section consistency checks in ATLAS to confirm they catch real contradictions between narratives, baselines, and charts before submission.

    • Pre-submission quality review
    • Documentation auditing
    • Cross-section consistency

Practice & Workflow

RBTs and collaborators with practical experience contributing to usability and everyday workflow needs.

  • Marcus Reyes
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    Marcus Reyes

    Workflow & Usability Collaborator

    My contribution to Atlas

    Tests ATLAS intake and instruction flows to flag confusing steps and surface everyday needs that RBTs encounter during session documentation.

    • Session documentation
    • Implementation fidelity
    • Usability testing
  • Camila Torres
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    Camila Torres

    Data Collection Collaborator

    My contribution to Atlas

    Reviews session-data capture fields in ATLAS so the metrics RBTs record match the units BCBA plans actually expect.

    • Data collection protocols
    • Operational definitions
    • Session flow design
  • Tyler Brooks
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    Tyler Brooks

    Implementation Feedback Collaborator

    My contribution to Atlas

    Provides feedback on caregiver-training sections so instructions stay usable for families and support higher treatment fidelity.

    • Caregiver training
    • Plain-language review
    • Field implementation

Technology, Security & Privacy

People who build the software or contribute real work in security and privacy.

  • Daniel Okafor
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    Daniel Okafor

    Software Engineer

    My contribution to Atlas

    Builds the document parsing and provenance-tracking layer of ATLAS so every cited fact in a draft traces back to its source document.

    • Document engineering
    • Data provenance
    • Applied security review
  • Priya Anand
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    Priya Anand

    Software Engineer, Export & Formatting

    My contribution to Atlas

    Develops the DOCX/PDF export engine of ATLAS so review-ready documents preserve assessment grids, charts, and BCBA signature fields without manual rework.

    • Document generation
    • Cross-format fidelity
    • Accessible layout
  • Nathan Reed
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    Nathan Reed

    Security & Privacy Consultant

    My contribution to Atlas

    Reviews access controls, workspace isolation, and the append-only audit log so client records stay protected inside the platform.

    • Access control
    • Privacy architecture
    • Applied security review
Dra. Elena Marquez

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Relationship with Atlas: Advisor

Dra. Elena Marquez

Clinical Documentation Advisor

My contribution to Atlas

Reviews the clinical workflow structure of ATLAS drafts to ensure behavioral definitions and medical-necessity narratives read clearly to Florida Medicaid reviewers.

About

Board Certified Behavior Analyst with experience supporting ABA agencies across Florida. Contributes to ATLAS as a product advisor focused on documentation clarity and clinical workflow review.

Areas of expertise

  • ABA assessment design
  • Florida Medicaid documentation
  • Functional behavior assessment

What matters most in my work

“A draft is only useful if the reviewing BCBA can trust every line. I focus on making the structure transparent, not the decisions.”

Credentials

Dr. Adrian Cole

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Relationship with Atlas: Advisor

Dr. Adrian Cole

Clinical Methodology Advisor

My contribution to Atlas

Validates the baseline-measurement logic in ATLAS so recommended intensity sections stay consistent with confirmed functional data.

About

Board Certified Behavior Analyst advising ATLAS on methodology and the alignment between baselines, goals, and requested hours. Does not review individual client cases.

Areas of expertise

  • Behavioral measurement
  • Treatment intensity modeling
  • Florida Medicaid policy

What matters most in my work

“Intensity recommendations should follow the data, not the other way around. My job is to keep that chain visible.”

Credentials

Dra. Sofia Bravo

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Relationship with Atlas: External consultant

Dra. Sofia Bravo

Quality Review Consultant

My contribution to Atlas

Reviews the cross-section consistency checks in ATLAS to confirm they catch real contradictions between narratives, baselines, and charts before submission.

About

Board Certified Behavior Analyst working as an external consultant on ATLAS quality-review rules. Contributes product expertise, not individual clinical determinations.

Areas of expertise

  • Pre-submission quality review
  • Documentation auditing
  • Cross-section consistency

What matters most in my work

“A reviewer should never have to hunt for the contradiction. If two sections disagree, the system should surface it first.”

Credentials

Marcus Reyes

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Relationship with Atlas: Product collaborator

Marcus Reyes

Workflow & Usability Collaborator

My contribution to Atlas

Tests ATLAS intake and instruction flows to flag confusing steps and surface everyday needs that RBTs encounter during session documentation.

About

Registered Behavior Technician contributing practical, front-line perspective to ATLAS product usability. Does not author or approve assessments.

Areas of expertise

  • Session documentation
  • Implementation fidelity
  • Usability testing

What matters most in my work

“If an instruction is unclear to the person running the session, it's unclear to the family too. I look for those friction points.”

Credentials

Camila Torres

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Relationship with Atlas: Product collaborator

Camila Torres

Data Collection Collaborator

My contribution to Atlas

Reviews session-data capture fields in ATLAS so the metrics RBTs record match the units BCBA plans actually expect.

About

Registered Behavior Technician collaborating on ATLAS data-capture clarity. Brings day-to-day session experience to product design. Does not author or approve assessments.

Areas of expertise

  • Data collection protocols
  • Operational definitions
  • Session flow design

What matters most in my work

“The data only tells the truth if the field asks the right question. I make sure the wording matches what actually happens in session.”

Credentials

Tyler Brooks

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Relationship with Atlas: Product collaborator

Tyler Brooks

Implementation Feedback Collaborator

My contribution to Atlas

Provides feedback on caregiver-training sections so instructions stay usable for families and support higher treatment fidelity.

About

Registered Behavior Technician contributing implementation-level feedback to ATLAS. Focuses on plain-language clarity for caregivers. Does not author or approve assessments.

Areas of expertise

  • Caregiver training
  • Plain-language review
  • Field implementation

What matters most in my work

“A plan that families can't follow never reaches the client. I translate field reality into clearer wording.”

Credentials

Daniel Okafor

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Relationship with Atlas: Team member

Daniel Okafor

Software Engineer

My contribution to Atlas

Builds the document parsing and provenance-tracking layer of ATLAS so every cited fact in a draft traces back to its source document.

About

Software engineer on the ATLAS team, focused on reliable document processing and source traceability. Contributes to applied security review of product features.

Areas of expertise

  • Document engineering
  • Data provenance
  • Applied security review

What matters most in my work

“Provenance is not a feature you add later. If a fact can't be traced, it shouldn't leave the workflow as established.”
Priya Anand

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Relationship with Atlas: Team member

Priya Anand

Software Engineer, Export & Formatting

My contribution to Atlas

Develops the DOCX/PDF export engine of ATLAS so review-ready documents preserve assessment grids, charts, and BCBA signature fields without manual rework.

About

Software engineer on the ATLAS team focused on the export pipeline and document fidelity. Ensures what the BCBA reviews is exactly what gets submitted.

Areas of expertise

  • Document generation
  • Cross-format fidelity
  • Accessible layout

What matters most in my work

“The last mile of a draft is where trust is lost or kept. If the export drifts from the review, the whole workflow breaks.”
Nathan Reed

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Relationship with Atlas: External consultant

Nathan Reed

Security & Privacy Consultant

My contribution to Atlas

Reviews access controls, workspace isolation, and the append-only audit log so client records stay protected inside the platform.

About

External security and privacy consultant to ATLAS. Reviews access and audit controls. Does not publish operational infrastructure details.

Areas of expertise

  • Access control
  • Privacy architecture
  • Applied security review

What matters most in my work

“Privacy controls are only real if they fail closed. I look for the path where they don't, and close it.”

Expertise that shapes the product.

A visible connection between a real need, a professional contribution, the change made, and the benefit for the user.

    1. Need detected

      Behavioral definitions in drafts used inconsistent terminology across sections.

    2. Professional contribution

      Reviewed the draft template and flagged where definitions drifted from the operational baseline.

    3. Change or review

      ATLAS now aligns behavioral-definition wording to the confirmed baseline section automatically.

    4. Usefulness for the user

      Reviewers see one consistent definition throughout the document, reducing rework before submission.

    Dra. Elena Marquez · Clinical Documentation AdvisorExample profile, not a real person

    1. Need detected

      An intake instruction step was unclear to technicians recording session data.

    2. Professional contribution

      Identified the confusing step during a usability test and suggested clearer wording.

    3. Change or review

      The intake flow was rewritten in plain language with an inline example.

    4. Usefulness for the user

      Technicians complete intake fields with fewer errors and less back-and-forth.

    Marcus Reyes · Workflow & Usability CollaboratorExample profile, not a real person

    1. Need detected

      Cited facts in drafts could not always be traced back to a specific source page.

    2. Professional contribution

      Built a provenance link that ties each cited fact to its source document and location.

    3. Change or review

      Every fact in a draft now carries a clickable source reference.

    4. Usefulness for the user

      BCBAs verify any statement during review, without leaving the workspace.

    Daniel Okafor · Software EngineerExample profile, not a real person

    1. Need detected

      Contradictions between requested hours and the baseline data sometimes reached submission unnoticed.

    2. Professional contribution

      Reviewed the cross-section consistency rules and confirmed the thresholds that flag real discrepancies.

    3. Change or review

      ATLAS now flags when requested intensity is unsupported by the confirmed baseline.

    4. Usefulness for the user

      BCBAs catch unsupported requests before submission.

    Dra. Sofia Bravo · Quality Review ConsultantExample profile, not a real person

    1. Need detected

      Session-data fields recorded units that did not match what the BCBA plan expected.

    2. Professional contribution

      Reviewed the data-capture fields and aligned them with the units used in BCBA plans.

    3. Change or review

      ATLAS session-data fields now use the same units as the treatment plan.

    4. Usefulness for the user

      Data entered in session is immediately usable in the assessment, with no manual conversion.

    Camila Torres · Data Collection CollaboratorExample profile, not a real person

    1. Need detected

      Access to client records needed a complete, tamper-evident trail.

    2. Professional contribution

      Reviewed the audit-log design and confirmed which actions must be recorded.

    3. Change or review

      Every access and change is written to an append-only audit log.

    4. Usefulness for the user

      Agencies can show who saw or changed a record, and when.

    Nathan Reed · Security & Privacy ConsultantExample profile, not a real person

Our work supports the platform. Your BCBA directs care.

Participating in the design, development, or review of Atlas does not mean reviewing each assessment individually or replacing the responsible professional. Not everyone listed has access to client records or documents. Atlas does not promise individual clinical review, supervision, specialist availability, or direct access to team members unless those services expressly exist.

People, practices, and evidence.

This page describes the real scope of the technical work published. It links only to existing, verified documentation and channels. Personal security credentials are not presented as company certifications.

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Frequently asked questions

Do these professionals review every assessment?

No. Their participation is in the product (its design, development, and review), not in reviewing individual cases. Each assessment remains the responsibility of the BCBA who signs it.

How can I verify professional credentials?

Each profile links to the official verification registry when available. For BACB credentials, you can verify through the BACB public registry. A link to a registry is not an endorsement of Atlas by the certifying body.

Are all listed professionals full-time employees?

Not necessarily. Each profile states its real relationship with Atlas: team member, advisor, external consultant, or product collaborator.

Can my agency ask about clinical workflows or security?

Yes, through the demo request form. We cannot promise a meeting with a specific person, response times, or availability that has not been confirmed.

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