Summary
Jackson Mcclintock is a data scientist with 10 years of practical experience applying computer science and statistical rigor to deep learning problems, currently focused on diffusion- and GAN-based image-to-image translation for microscopy data at NC State. He has designed and scaled pipelines handling over 100,000 images, developed domain-specific preprocessing (background removal, normalization, artificial backgrounds) and a novel SSIM-based similarity metric to better capture biologically important features. An open-source contributor to a machine learning framework, he has a track record of finding and fixing elusive bugs and writing robust unit tests, reflecting strong software engineering discipline. With dual degrees in Computer Science and Statistics from UNC Chapel Hill (3.94 GPA in Statistics), he blends research-oriented curiosity with production-grade implementation, especially in bioimage informatics and reproducible pipelines.
10 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Science - BS, Statistics and Analytics, 3.94, Bachelor of Science - BS, Statistics and Analytics, 3.94 at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill