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    Patrick Myers

    Founder, CEO, and Primary Calculator Developer at Calculator Academy

    Patrick Myers is the founder and CEO of Calculator Academy. He began the calculator project in July 2017 and moved it to calculator.academy in 2018. As the primary author and developer of more than 7,000 calculators, he focuses on formula implementation, unit handling, user experience, and software-driven calculator tools.

    Patrick Myers, founder and CEO of Calculator Academy

    Patrick Myers

    Founder and CEO

    About Patrick

    Patrick began the calculator project in July 2017 to make practical calculations easier to access, understand, and use, then moved it to calculator.academy in 2018. He is the primary author and developer of the site's library of more than 7,000 calculators, turning formulas, conversions, and estimates into clear results for everyday users.

    Patrick holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Rowan University. That engineering background shapes how every Calculator Academy tool is built: formulas are implemented and tested directly, units are handled explicitly, and results are formatted so they can be checked against the underlying math.

    Calculator Academy is operated by Calculator Academy LLC, a company founded and led by Patrick. Today he leads calculator development across the site's technical and general-use categories and guides its technical direction, publishing standards, and ongoing user experience improvements.

    Credentials and Experience

    Education

    Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Rowan University.

    Calculator Development

    Building and improving Calculator Academy tools since July 2017, from single-formula calculators to multi-model tools with unit conversion and scenario presets.

    Technical Focus

    Formula implementation, calculator logic, software development, unit conversion, result formatting, input validation, and user experience.

    Site Leadership

    Patrick oversees Calculator Academy's calculator development standards, technical direction, publishing workflow, and manual review process for new and materially updated calculators.

    Areas of Focus

    Patrick's background in engineering and calculator development guides Calculator Academy's technical tools and formula-based calculators.

    • Calculator Development
    • Mechanical Engineering
    • Physics Calculators
    • Engineering Calculators
    • Math Calculators
    • Unit Conversions
    • Construction Calculators
    • Formula Implementation
    • Calculator UX
    • Result Formatting
    • Software Tools
    • Technical QA

    How Patrick Contributes to Calculator Academy

    Builds Calculator Tools

    Patrick develops calculators that convert formulas and inputs into direct, usable outputs, including exponential, linear, and logistic models where a topic calls for more than one approach.

    Improves User Experience

    He focuses on making calculators easier to use, easier to understand, and more useful for the search intent behind each page.

    Tests Formula Logic

    Patrick checks calculator behavior, input handling, output formatting, and common edge cases such as zero values, negative rates, and division-by-zero conditions.

    Reviews New and Updated Calculators

    Beginning in August 2026, new and materially updated calculators are manually reviewed before publication for formula implementation, assumptions, inputs, result formatting, and clarity.

    Leads Site Development

    He guides Calculator Academy's technical direction, calculator standards, and ongoing improvements across the site.

    Important Note

    Calculators on Calculator Academy are provided for educational and informational purposes only. Engineering, physics, construction, finance, health, and other calculators may rely on simplified formulas, user-provided inputs, or general assumptions. For professional decisions, consult a qualified professional.

    Contact

    For corrections, calculator issues, or suggestions, email Calculator Academy and include the calculator URL, the values entered, and the result you expected.