Josh Ambush is an American software developer and technology professional affiliated with the Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Institute. He serves as a Software Developer within the institute's CREATE Lab (Community Robotics, Education and Technology Empowerment Lab), where he contributes to the development of software systems that support robotics research, educational technology, and community-focused innovation initiatives. 

Ambush's work sits at the intersection of software engineering, robotics, and public-impact technology. Through his role at Carnegie Mellon, he has been involved in projects that emphasize technology accessibility, educational outreach, and the use of computing to address community needs. Public professional information also indicates that he has pursued studies at Western Governors University while building a career in software development and technology education. 

Known for combining technical expertise with an interest in social impact, Ambush has been described by colleagues as a collaborative developer and lifelong learner whose work bridges software development, education, and community engagement. His professional interests include software engineering, robotics applications, open-source technologies, and expanding opportunities for technology learning and participation. 

As of 2026, he remains a member of the staff at the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute, contributing to projects within the CREATE Lab's mission of empowering communities through technology and innovation.