Jonathan Feldman

Jonathan Feldman's work experience includes various research and internship roles in different fields. Jonathan has worked as an NLP/AI Intern at the U.S. Department of State and as a Director of Technical Research at Encode Justice, leading research studies and creating actionable briefs on AI bias mitigation strategies. Jonathan has also worked as a Research Assistant at the TCU College of Science and Engineering, conducting mathematical modeling of Covid-19 transmission and synthesizing specialized Graphene Quantum Dots for biomarker detection. Additionally, they have experience as a Kimbell Teen Councilor at the Kimbell Art Museum, where they developed inclusive programs and curated accessible art exhibitions. Jonathan has also participated in the Bank of America Student Leaders Program, interning at the Ronald McDonald House of Fort Worth as an Administrative Intern. Jonathan has held leadership positions as an Open Science Team Lead at the U.S. Geological Survey and as a Machine Learning Intern at Optum. Jonathan's research experience includes work as a Research Assistant at Texas Christian University, where they developed a replicable synthesis reaction for creating beta-sheet mimics.

Jonathan Feldman's education history includes completing their High School Diploma at R.L. Paschal High School in 2024. In 2023, they attended Tarrant County College for an unspecified degree or field of study. Additionally, they pursued various certifications, such as the "AI Programming with Python Nanodegree" and "Deep Learning Nanodegree" from Udacity, as well as certifications in machine learning, IT specialist in Java, and data science from institutions like Pearson, DeepLearning.AI, IBM, and edX.