Summary
Jacob Usinowicz is a Senior Scientist and Ph.D. biologist with eight years of experience translating quantitative ecology into actionable conservation and management decisions. He builds novel statistical, ML, and population-modeling tools to measure human and climate impacts on biodiversity, with peer-reviewed breakthroughs from ETH Zürich and UBC and large-scale experiment management experience. As a consultant and senior scientist he has scaled data acquisition with NLP/NER, created forecasting tools for public health and watershed management, and developed stakeholder-facing dashboards that turn complex predictions into clear guidance. He is practiced at mentoring and teaching, having supervised multiple graduate students and redesigned curricula to improve learning outcomes. Based in Bellingham, WA, he combines deep theoretical rigor with practical software workflows—simple programs on his GitHub support ecological forecasting and reproducible analyses for real-world decision making.
8 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Environmental Biology/Mathematical Biology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Environmental Biology/Mathematical Biology at University of Wisconsin-Madison
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Human Ecology, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Human Ecology at College of the Atlantic