Last Updated: 11 Mar, 2023 | Views: 1053
Age: 44
Profession: Social Media Influencer
Other Profession(s): Engineer, Inventor, YouTuber, Educator
Famous For: ‘’Popular Science And Do-It-Yourself Gadgets”
Higher Education: Brigham Young University (BS), University of Southern California (MS)
Net Worth: $5 million Approx.
About (Profile/Biography):
Mark Rober, born on 11 March 1980, is an American engineer, inventor, and social media influencer. His YouTube channel has over 18 million subscribers, making him a famous YouTuber. Rober is known for his unique and engaging content that combines science, engineering, and humor. Some of his most popular videos include a giant Nerf gun, a backyard water slide, and a squirrel obstacle course. Rober has also used his platform to raise awareness and funds for important causes such as Alzheimer's research and the environment. His content has inspired and educated millions of viewers worldwide, making him one of the most popular social media influencers in the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) field.
Mark Rober Career:
2004: Graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering from Brigham Young University.
2004-2013: A former employee of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
2013-2015: Served as an Apple employee.
2018: Wrote a children's book, "The Try Not to Laugh Challenge."
2019: Created a science-themed card game called "Science Scribbles."
2020: Raised awareness and funds for Alzheimer's research by organizing the "Walk for Alzheimer's" event.
Mark Rober's Net Worth: $5 million approximately.
Mark Rober Awards:
2013: NASA Exceptional Achievement Medal.
2015: Explorer of the Year Award.
2017: Shorty Award for Best YouTube Ensemble.
2019: Webby Awards for Best Science & Education Video Channel.
2021: Streamy Awards for Best Educational Series.
Mark Rober Unknown Facts:
Rober appeared as a contestant on the seventh season of the reality TV show "Survivor" in 2003, where he finished in 14th place.
He holds several patents for inventions related to haptic technology and virtual reality.
Mark Rober's controversy:
Mark Rober's controversy involved a charity fundraiser for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, where a portion of the funds raised was used to cover processing fees. This led to criticism over transparency and questioning Rober's oversight of the fundraiser. Rober later addressed the issue and donated additional funds to the charity.
