Jhonsen Djajamuliadi is a Senior Data Scientist in Seattle with 11 years of experience applying computational science to real-world problems, bridging physical chemistry, high-performance simulation, and production ML/AI. Trained as a PhD physical chemist, he specializes in spectral data analysis, signal-to-noise separation, and large-scale molecular simulations run on supercomputers—skills he now translates into regression, classification, NLP, and computer vision solutions. At Trupanion and Microsoft engagements he has built and productionized ML and rule-based systems for automation and data quality remediation, collaborating closely with engineers to integrate models into product workflows. He is fluent in Python, PySpark, SQL, Airflow, Matlab and visualization tools, and has experience designing training data strategies and error-analysis tooling. Beyond models and code, Jhonsen is passionate about science communication and storytelling, distilling complex technical ideas for mixed audiences. An unconventional strength is his hands-on lab background—mammalian cell culture and spectroscopy—which gives him a practical intuition for noisy, experimental data pipelines.
11 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Associate of Arts - AA Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies, Associate of Arts - AA Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies at Windward Community College
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Physical Chemistry, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Physical Chemistry at University of Hawaii at Manoa
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