About Me

I'm Brodie Schipp — a master's student in Industrial-Organizational Psychology with a deep curiosity for how systems (human and digital) actually work.

By day, I work in the digitization department of an institutional library, turning fragile archival materials into accessible digital records. It's meticulous, detail-oriented work that sits at the intersection of preservation and technology.

By night (and most other hours), I'm exploring AI as a power tool — not just for productivity, but as a way to think about delegation, autonomy, and system design. I've built a multi-agent AI team modeled after chess pieces, each with a specialized role and personality. More on that here.

My thesis work focuses on the intersection of organizational psychology and modern workplace dynamics — understanding the structures that help people do their best work.

I believe the best tools disappear into the workflow. The best systems make complexity feel simple. And the best research starts with a question you can't stop thinking about.