Summary
James Myers is a Scientific Software Researcher and Developer with a decade of focused experience building cyberinfrastructure for data- and computation-intensive science, informed by a Ph.D. in Experimental Chemistry. He has led and managed multidisciplinary projects and large-scale research facilities for institutions including RPI, NCSA, University of Michigan, and national labs, and has published widely (70+ peer-reviewed works) on socio-technical issues that affect scientific software adoption. Comfortable at the intersection of research, software engineering, and operations, he designs data acquisition, curation, and preservation systems and has run software-as-a-service capabilities under federal research funding. James also brings practical teaching and program leadership experience—creating a cross-disciplinary cyberinfrastructure course—and a knack for translating complex scientific workflows into sustainable, community-oriented software.
11 years of coding experience
21 years of employment as a software developer
Ph.D., Chemistry, Ph.D., Chemistry at University of California, Berkeley
BA, Physics, BA, Physics at Cornell University