Deborah P. Shutt, Phd Email and Phone Number

- Designing data pipelines and visualizations with a cross-functional team at Los Alamos National Laboratory, as evidenced by 5 BI dashboards, 12 SQL scripts, and 10 supporting documents.- Engaging customers across 9 programs/associate lab directorates to meet goals, create strategies and track technical needs.- Training junior colleagues in writing reports, technical papers and presentations for upper management resulting in 18 statistical reports, 2 BI dashboards and 1 internally published paper.

- Reliable database management, expertise in data collection & curation with ability to resolve the underlying problems as evidenced in company enterprise data structure build from database to pipeline to consumer/user interface leading to analytical applications in 4 departments with statistical models built for chemical experiment optimization and kinetic rate estimation. - Project management expertise with an ability to design effective protocols for data acquisition as demonstrated by the instantiation of LIMS/ELN SaaS system, while creating best practices and SOPs for inventory procedures and data collection, automated workflow protocols for chemistry experiments as evidenced by 12 SOPs for inventory procedures and data collection.- Expertise in mentorship with experience guiding junior staff of 5 members through customized training of data literacy and database usage establishing guidelines for future GLP computer system validation.

-Flexible and versatile researcher with 9 years professional research experience in Applied Mathematics and Statistics leading to 5 published peer reviewed papers from interdisciplinary teams advancing new methods across topics such as predictive analytics, data fusion techniques and machine learning-Cross functional collaborator and experience with quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis including Bayesian Inference leading to 5 projects spanning life sciences to business intelligence.

-Mentorship expertise with in-depth knowledge and advanced experience in Applied Mathematics and Statistics as evidenced by leading 10 summer students and 3 postdocs in scientific approaches, oral scientific communication and interdisciplinary collaboration.-Experience reviewing technical reports, protocols, and other key documents with an ability to write, edit and review internal technical reports and SOPs as demonstrated in peer reviewing 3 papers, providing editorial contributions to Stockpile Stewardship and Management Plan, and as supporting author on 4 publications.-Self-motivated with an ability to work autonomously leading to first author publication

-Innovative and engaging instructor for both classroom and distance learning applications as evidenced by revised course objective, course materials , instructional assessment strategies for 3 courses: Probability and Statistics for Engineers, Calculus sequence and Numerical Analysis.-Ability to present scientific data and concepts leading to 15+ invited speaker presentations.-Counselor and mentor to cadets as academic advisor to 3 mathematics majors and as a member of the Faculty Advisor to Honor Court

I have been examining Ebola and the Zika virus using computational methods for simulating the disease dynamics and estimating parameter distributions. Through research I have developed tools in the areas of Mathematical Analysis of Dynamical systems, Uncertainty Quantification, Sensitivity Analysis and Bayesian Statistics (e.g. MCMC and ABC methods).

Instructor of Introduction to Scientific Computing and Multivariate Calculus.

Research in Nonlinear Dynamical Systems and Stochastic Processes focused in Immunology and Epidemiology.

Teaching Multivariate Calculus

Professor of Mathematics

Instructor of mathematics course with an emphasis on development