Summary
Mitchell Chan is a data scientist and decision support technician with 10 years of experience applying statistical tools and visualization (R, SAS, Tableau, Excel) to support public health operations for the Army Public Health Center at General Dynamics I&T. He translates complex datasets into actionable insights and dashboards, and led development of his team’s first website, blending data work with practical software and design skills. His background in psychology and hands-on behavioral research at Johns Hopkins and Ohio State informs a human-centered approach to analytics, particularly around workforce well-being and program evaluation. Mitchell has experience across clinical and community settings—from psychiatric rehabilitation to mental health helplines—giving him a pragmatic perspective on data-driven interventions. He aims to leverage his BA in Psychology and vocational experience toward graduate study in industrial-organizational psychology to better promote organizational health. Based in Maryland, he combines federal public-health domain expertise with a knack for turning behavioral science into measurable operational improvements.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Arts - BA, PSYCHOLOGY, 3.3, Bachelor of Arts - BA, PSYCHOLOGY, 3.3 at The Ohio State University