Mike Senese

Mike Senese is an American technology journalist, television host, and content creator known for his work in hands-on making, engineering, and science communication. Senese served as executive editor of "Make:" magazine, where he contributed to the development of the DIY-focused publication, its companion website, and related content. Before joining "Make:", Senese was a senior editor at "Wired" magazine and has written for publications including Gizmodo, Triathlete, ReadyMade, and Popular Science.

Senese's expertise includes on-camera work in science and engineering television. He co-hosted Science Channel's engineering show "Catch It Keep It" with Zach Selwyn, where he designed and built machines to demonstrate scientific principles. Senese also hosted Science Channel's coverage of "Punkin Chunkin," which became the most viewed show for the network. He co-hosted Fuse television's "Rock and Roll Acid Test," appeared in episodes of Discovery Channel's "HowStuffWorks," and participated in Spike's "1000 Ways To Die."

His on-camera work extends to online and live hosting for projects such as the Craftsman Bolt-On tool launch at NY Comic Con and the Red Bull Creation competitions. Senese has also consulted on television production for BBC America and other networks. Beyond broadcasting, he runs the DIY project blog DOIT and teaches workshops on science and engineering.

After his tenure at "Make:", Senese directed content initiatives for artificial intelligence technology startup Edge Impulse, a development platform for embedded machine learning used by thousands of enterprises worldwide. With experience in editorial leadership, on-screen science communication, and AI content strategy, Senese is recognized for his technical fluency and ability to engage audiences in the technology, engineering, and maker communities.