I am a neuroscientist and data analyst who seeks to better understand the intersection of computer science and the human brain. My primary area of research is neuroinformatics and its feasibility to model neural networks and to investigate human behavior using big data. Through this work, I seek to answer questions about human behavior through data, specifically the generalizability and robustness of neuroimaging biomarkers through analytical and software variability.I am seeking professional opportunities to contribute to the following areas: data science, neuroscience, neuroinformatics, computer science, and big data.Key areas of expertise:• Study design• Collection, management, preprocessing, analysis, and interpretation of data• Publications and conference presentations• Structural and functional neuroimaging analyses• Brain analyses using SPM, FSL, FreeSurfer, fMRIprep• Python (Pandas, SciPy, NumPy, scikit-learn), Matlab, Bash• High-performance computing clusters (Stanford’s Sherlock, UCSF’s Wynton, Compute Canada) and workload managers (Slurm, SGE, Dask), Docker and Singularity