Led negotiations for 44 Texas institutions of a $26M/year contract with academic publisher Elsevier resulting in savings of $4.5M/year, open access discounts, highly improved contract terms, and a pilot project to revert copyrights back to original authors.

Architected and managed COS's flagship product, the Open Science Framework--developed as my dissertation project--that now hosts over 650k users, 9M public files, and 220k public projects.Raised over $37M in funding. Grew the organization to nearly 60 employees. Created an internship program that hosted over 100 interns.Co-created and led the Reproducibility Project: Psychology, which resulted in a Science article that Altmetrics ranks as the 940th most influential paper of the 22M they track.Regularly invited to speak on topics of openness, reproducibility, workflow, and the role of technology in scholarship, which includes testifying on these topics at a United States House congressional hearing.

PhD program in Quantitative Psychology (read: Behavioral Statistics)

Joint program in Quantitative Psychology and Computer Science