Dani Jones is an environmental data scientist and associate research scientist with over a decade of experience applying quantitative methods to climate and ocean science, now focused on designing and evaluating environmental monitoring networks. With a PhD in Atmospheric Science and roles spanning the British Antarctic Survey, Georgia Tech, and the Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research, Dani blends rigorous research, grant writing, and project leadership to drive data-driven discovery. Their technical toolkit includes adjoint sensitivity analysis and unsupervised classification of ocean data, paired with a talent for translating complex science to diverse audiences. Known for curiosity, openness, and people-focused collaboration, Dani has moved fluidly between research, coordination, and teaching roles—an uncommon mix that helps bridge science, organization, and outreach. Based in Ann Arbor, they are seeking climate-relevant projects where technical depth and community engagement accelerate impact.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy, Atmospheric Science, Doctor of Philosophy, Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University
Master of Science, Mathematics, Master of Science, Mathematics at Georgia Southern University
Master of Science, Physics, Master of Science, Physics at University of Kentucky
Plot Antarctic sea ice from NSIDC, B-SOSE, and other sources
Contributions:1 PR, 16 pushes, 1 branch in 2 years 9 months
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Dani Jones - Associate Research Scientist (Research Faculty)