Colin Annand is a Senior Statistician with a decade of experience applying advanced quantitative methods to high-impact policy and research problems, currently shaping analytics work at FEMA. With a PhD in Research and Experimental Psychology, he blends cognitive science insights—especially decision making and language—with complex-systems approaches like fractal analysis, nonlinear time-series modeling, and algorithmic model selection. He is fluent in MATLAB, R, and SPSS and has hands-on lab experience running eye-tracking and lexical decision studies, managing IRB processes and coordinating research teams. Known for translating intricate statistical results into actionable policy insights, he brings both deep technical rigor and practical project leadership to interdisciplinary teams in the Washington, DC area.
10 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Research and Experimental Psychology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Research and Experimental Psychology at University of Cincinnati
Psychology, Linguistics, Psychology, Linguistics at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-New Brunswick
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