Summary
Jason St John is an Applications Physicist with 11 years of experience applying experimental physics, electronic hardware design, and scientific computing to high-energy and X-ray beamline research. He has led data architecture and large-scale distributed workflows for neutrino experiments like MicroBooNE and LArIAT, contributing to preparations for DUNE while prioritizing speed, reproducibility, and robust analysis. A PhD in high-energy particle physics and a background in instructional demonstration work give him a rare blend of deep technical skill and proven teaching ability. Based in Chicago and comfortable working abroad, he thrives in teams large and small and brings practical expertise in instrument maintenance, data pipelines, and experimental systems integration.
11 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
B.A., Physics, B.A., Physics at Harvard University
PhD, High Energy Particle Physics, PhD, High Energy Particle Physics at Boston University