Summary
Eric Earl is a scientist and neuroinformaticist with 11 years of experience building data pipelines, managing large neuroimaging datasets, and delivering reproducible tools for the research community. Currently on the NIMH Data Science & Sharing Team, he has overseen data sharing for dozens of labs, publicly released multimodal study datasets, and driven international collaborations and community standards like BIDS. He co-invented FIRMM, a real-time MRI motion monitoring tool, blending signal-processing roots with practical software engineering and customer support. Comfortable leading hackathons, training programs, and complex data engineering efforts, Eric also brings hands-on hardware and embedded systems experience from his electrical engineering background. Based in Portland, he pairs statistical and systems-science training with a demonstrated ability to move large, messy scientific workflows into reliable, sharable pipelines.
11 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
B.S., Electrical Engineering, B.S., Electrical Engineering at University of Portland
Master’s Degree, Systems Science, Master’s Degree, Systems Science at Portland State University