Gianna Jordan Email & Phone Number

Arizona, United States

As a Research Software Engineer, my work supports a product to enable researchers to make their data more Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable.So far in my tenure at Sage, I have met with stakeholders to understand their needs and translate into technical requirements, helped plan the future directions of the product, co-led a workshop for.

Rochester, New York, United States

Sabbatical on AI product development

Tucson, Arizona, United States

• Drove engineering of system to automate the administration and data analysis of a labor intensive motor disorder research investigation from conceptualization to validation, adoption, and publication
• Integrated neurophysiology recording equipment, microcontrollers, machine learning models, and software into a system that was hailed as “state of the art” during its peer-review ahead of publication
• Designed robust rodent recording arena and constructed using saws, drills, extruded aluminum, wood, and custom designed 3D printed parts
• Leveraged system for marker-less motion capture, signal processing, and millisecond-level synchronized kinematic and neural activity analysis, increasing task accessibility and the richness of data collected
• Conceived of method to implement a test of rodent spacial awareness, trained CNN to track body parts, and authored software to prepare videos, analyze body positions, and detect significant head turns

Tucson, Arizona, United States

• Provided care as part of a team in a variety of nursing specialties in a 400 bed hospital
• Independently managed patient needs that are within designated range of function
• Completed and reported intervention results ordered by physicians and nurses

Tucson, Arizona, United States

• Supervised and managed emergency medical incidents while integrating effectively with Tucson Fire and UAPD operations
• Acted quickly and effectively in a detail-oriented environment to determine best course of treatment for patients

Tucson, Arizona

• Responded to emergencies on and around the University of Arizona campus
• Served different populations in an varied of settings, including the Tucson Festival of Books, productions at Centennial Hall, and yearly commencement ceremonies.

• Served as a mentor and guide to newly-hired members throughout their probationary period
• Assisted in planning and leading agency continuing education and training

Tucson, Arizona

• Assisted in the LIvES Study and Nosotros Project with University of Arizona public health researchers
• Received training in supporting populations underrepresented in research
• Learned to create an inclusive environment sensitive to the needs of different populations

Tucson, Arizona Area

• Determined the viability of using 3D printed finger bone models as scaffolds for regenerating bone in injured individuals
• Worked with a variety of software to prepare models fit for printing
• Found practical ways to create scaffolds
• Created a method for preparing the scaffolds and documentation for the continuation of the project

Master Of Science - Ms, Biomedical Engineering

Thesis: Automated system for training and assessing reaching and grasping behaviors in rodents

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Biomedical Engineering