Summary
Jacob Feldgoise is a Senior Data Research Analyst with eight years of experience at the intersection of data science, technology policy, and national security, currently advancing research at the Center for Security and Emerging Technology. He combines hands-on data work—creating novel datasets, building R-driven analyses, and developing archival processes—with policy-focused outputs that have been cited in major outlets and informed congressional work. His background includes a fellowship at Carnegie Endowment and a Capitol Hill internship where he analyzed AI R&D legislation, reflecting a rare blend of technical fluency and policy acumen. Fluent in Chinese through study abroad and a Boren Scholarship, he focuses on U.S.–China S&T competition and talent mobility with nuanced language and cultural insight. Jacob’s early engineering and research roles—ranging from UAV sensor-fusion experiments at CMU to web development and autonomous systems—give him practical systems intuition beyond pure policy analysis. He is a civic-minded organizer who founded a voting coalition at CMU, signaling leadership that spans research, public engagement, and technical problem-solving.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
ChinaX: Part I, ChinaX: Part I at HarvardX on edX
6.00.1x Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python & Becoming an Entrepreneur, 6.00.1x Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python & Becoming an Entrepreneur at MITx on edX
Study Abroad Program, Mandarin & Chinese Culture, Study Abroad Program, Mandarin & Chinese Culture at Shanghai
High School, High School at Brookline High School
Policy & Management, Public Policy Analysis, Policy & Management, Public Policy Analysis at Carnegie Mellon University
MindCORE Program - Interdisciplinary Mind and Brain Studies, MindCORE Program - Interdisciplinary Mind and Brain Studies at University of Pennsylvania
Chinese, Hebrew