Jasmine J is an associate professor of computer science and researcher with a decade of experience designing value-sensitive pervasive computing for socio-culturally diverse communities. With a PhD in Information Science from the University of Michigan and research stints at UMN and KAIST, she blends rigorous empirical methods with human-centered design to make technology responsive to cultural contexts. Her academic career at Berea College progressed from assistant to associate professor, where she teaches, mentors, and leads community-focused computing projects. She has a strong interdisciplinary foundation from UMBC in computer science and HCI in an intercultural context, informing her collaborative, field-based approach. Beyond publications and teaching, she brings practical lab and national-lab experience from Oak Ridge, signaling comfort at the intersection of applied research and real-world deployment. Colleagues describe her work as thoughtful and grounded—seeking to surface values that often go unnoticed in ubiquitous computing designs.
11 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
PhD Information Science, PhD Information Science at University of Michigan
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