Nik Marda
Campaign Manager at Jake Johnson for Congress
Rochester, Minnesota, United States
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Top SchoolNik Marda is a strategic campaign manager and tech policy leader with eight years of experience at the intersection of technology, government, and academia. A Stanford-trained computer scientist and political scientist who studied ethical information at Oxford, he has led AI governance work at Mozilla and shaped U.S. AI strategy as Chief of Staff in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. Now based in Rochester, MN, he’s running a high-stakes congressional flip effort while also teaching as adjunct faculty at Northwestern and Brown, blending practical campaign operations with policy and technical expertise. Known for translating complex technical policy into actionable plans, he brings a rare mix of operational political experience and deep technical literacy to high-impact civic and academic roles.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
John Marshall Senior High SchoolStudy Abroad; Graduate tutorial in Philosophy & Ethics of Information, Study Abroad; Graduate tutorial in Philosophy & Ethics of Information at University of OxfordMS Computer Science, MS Computer Science at Stanford University
Github Skills (17)
ncbi9
knowledge-graph8
graph8
markdown8
org-mode8
portal7
clojure7
clojurescript7
trello7
open-data6
knowledge-management6
git6
react5
privacy5
javascript4
Programming languages (6)
Github contributions (5)
nmarda/nmarda2.github.io
Sep 2019 - Sep 2019
Code for personal website.
Contributions:141 pushes in 4 days
javascriptnextjsreact
nmarda/blast-binder
Jun 2019 - Jul 2019
Repo for running command line-based BLAST in Jupyter environment provided via Binder.
Contributions:26 pushes in 27 days
pythonjupyterlab-extensionjupyter-notebookjupyterlabjupyter
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