Jesse Anderson

Jesse Anderson has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. They began their career as a Campus Partner at Ground Up Ventures where they conducted interviews with potential startup founders and wrote a paper on data disruption. They also worked as a Lead Frontend Developer at Chat Health, a nonprofit focused on improving college student health through technology. Jesse then served as a Data Quality Shift Lead at The COVID Tracking Project at The Atlantic. They have also held roles at Bluebonnet Data, Emerson Collective, RippleMatch, and Rewriting the Code, where they gained experience in data analysis, leadership development, and software development. Additionally, Jesse has been involved in multiple roles at the University of Maryland, including serving as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, Research Assistant, and President of Women Who Code at UMD. They also interned at UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network and NielsenIQ as a Director, Software Development Lead, and Analyst respectively. Overall, Jesse has a strong background in data analysis, technology, and leadership with a focus on healthcare and social impact sectors.

Jesse Anderson earned a degree in Information Science with a specialization in Data Science and a minor in Geospatial Informatics from the University of Maryland. The education spanned from 2018 to 2022. No further information is available regarding Jesse's field of study.