Vicky Rampin

New York, New York, United States
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Summary

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Vicky Rampin is a research data management and reproducibility librarian with a decade of experience helping researchers and institutions make scientific data discoverable, reusable, and preservable. Based at NYU Libraries, she provides instruction, consultations, and infrastructure development for RDM practices and supports the Moore-Sloan Data Science Environment partnership, bridging data science and library domains. Her NDSR project at the American Museum of Natural History produced a practical metric and interview-based survey to predict ongoing curation needs—a concrete tool for planning long-term preservation of scientific digital assets. With dual training in computer science and library science and hands-on experience building web and database tools, she combines technical fluency with archival strategy to tackle interdisciplinary data challenges. Ambitious about becoming a digital archivist, she brings a rare mix of curator empathy, engineering skills, and programmatic evaluation to institutional data stewardship.
code11 years of coding experience
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Github Skills (139)

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Programming languages (15)

JavaCSSC++RustTeXGoHTMLJupyter Notebook

Github contributions (5)

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VickyRampin/2018-03-06-nyu

Mar 2018 - Feb 2026

Contributions:2 pushes in 8 years
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Contributions:387 commits, 9 PRs, 377 pushes in 7 years 3 months
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