Summary
Jonathan Hull is a Political Data Scientist with 11 years of experience applying machine learning, statistical methods, and production-ready software to public policy, healthcare, and political campaigns. He designs end-to-end analytics and volunteer-facing systems—everything from near real-time call-tracking platforms that supported over 1.1 million calls in 2020 to map-based voter interfaces that enabled 330 volunteers to reach 90,000 voters in a single county recall. Comfortable moving between research-grade prototypes and operational tooling, he combines a PhD-level computer science background with hands-on Python, C, and data engineering work to turn messy voter and healthcare data into actionable decisions. Notably, he has repeatedly built lightweight automation and visualizations that amplified grassroots engagement (e.g., QR-mapped ballot-drop resources and daily-updated precinct MyMaps) and has led technical operations during high-intensity campaign tails. Based in San Carlos, CA, he blends academic rigor with pragmatic solutions that scale volunteer efforts and inform policy-focused clients.
11 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Computer Science at University at Buffalo