Ontario, Canada
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Data Scientist / Specialist
Data plays an important role in our lives, it is critical to know when and how to use statistics.
As a postdoctoral researcher, data analysis has been an integral part of my training in both experimental psychology and neuroscience.
I focus on generating analyses that are transferrable to colleagues and can be maintained.
I emphasize transparency, data literacy, high quality visualization, and interpretation of statistical analysis.
I have a passion for generating functional solutions.
Education
Western University
Jan. 2018 - Jan. 2022
Postdoc Researcher (Neuroscience)
Advised by: Julio Martinez-Trujillo
Developed analysis pipelines for lab trainees to use, and a new method for analyzing recordings of interconnected neurons. Gained experience with team leadership, trainings students, and coding methods. Gained experience with diverse coding methods.
University of Ottawa
June 2012 - June 2018
Masters / Phd (Experimental Psychology)
Advised by: Jean-Philippe Thivierge
Studies included psychology, advanced statistics, seminar courses in neuroscience, and computational modeling. Gained experience in lab management, training students, and university level teaching (Introduction to Statistics for Psychology, ~60 undergraduates).
Laurentian University
Jan. 2009 - May 2012
BA (Psychology)
Advised by: Chantal Arpin-Cribbie
Coursework focused on psychology, statistics, research, physiology, and biology. Gained experience as volunteer researcher in cognitive psychology lab, tutoring, and mentoring.
Software Skill Set
Work Experience
Western University
Jan. 2018 - Jan. 2022
Postdoc Researcher (Neuroscience)
The lab needed a pipeline for automated processing of intracellular recordings that could be maintained by future students.
- Produced a Matlab-based analysis pipeline for batch processing.
- Produced a website-based resource for neuroscientists to access our dataset of recordings.
- Generated analyses and presented results at conferences.
- Wrote manuscripts for a new method for publication at peer-reviewed journals.
National Research Council of Canada
June 2012 - June 2018
Volunteer Graduate Student Researcher
Analysis of neurons recorded with multi-electrode arrays was cumbersome and occurred on a single file basis. My tasks were to:
- Generated code to batch process files that was remotely maintained.
- Produced analysis and present scientific results at conferences.
- Generated a manscript for publication at a peer-reviewed journal.