Jason Bryer is an Assistant Professor and Associate Director of Data Science and Information Systems at CUNY with 14 years of experience bridging applied research, data systems, and reproducible analytics. He led a $3M FIPSE grant at Excelsior College to build and study diagnostic assessment tools, and designed a research/data collection platform for New York State’s Office of Special Education while consulting with Cornell. A PhD in Educational Psychology & Methodology and author of over a dozen R packages (including three for propensity score analysis) underpin his expertise in quasi-experimental methods and open-source reproducible research. Jason combines academic rigor with practical software engineering—his background ranges from GIS server development to enterprise workflow systems—enabling scalable, research-grade data solutions. Outside academia he balances his technical life with wedding photography and raising three boys, reflecting a creative bent that informs his user-centered approach to assessment tools.
14 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
M.S., Educational Psychology & Methodology, M.S., Educational Psychology & Methodology at University at Albany
B.A., Mathematics, B.A., Mathematics at The College of Saint Rose
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Educational Psychology & Methodology, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Educational Psychology & Methodology at University at Albany, SUNY
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