Jackson Loper is an applied mathematics PhD and software engineer with 11 years of research-driven experience in computer vision, neural data analysis, and compositional models developed at Brown University. He brings deep multi-language systems expertise (C/C++, FORTRAN, Python/Cython/SciPy, Java, Matlab, OCaml, Scheme) and practical exposure to OpenGL and distributed computing. His work spans building vision models, investigating neuronal synchrony with electrode arrays, and applying centroid estimation to stabilize gene-sequence alignment parameters. Equally comfortable with low-level performance engineering and high-level mathematical modeling, he thrives on turning theoretical ideas into working code. Based in Providence, RI, he pairs academic rigor with hands-on software design and a quirky long-term goal of human–machine intimacy that underscores his ambition to push interface and perception boundaries.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
2005 University of Rhode Island
BA Applied, Mathematics, BA Applied, Mathematics at 2004-2009 Brown University
Contributions:7 commits, 20 pushes, 1 branch in 9 months
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