Jamie Bergen Welcome to my website!

CV

Education

Dual B.A. Neuroscience and Behavior, Computer Science

Class of 2023, Barnard College of Columbia University, 3.5 GPA

MSc Candidate for Brain and Data Science

EMJMD+ Erasmus Mundus NeuroData Scholar, Anticipated Graduation 05/2026, Bar-Ilan University

Experience

Software Developer | Fast Enterprises | Oklahoma City, OK | 07/2023-07/2024

● Led a development project to indicate potentially fraudulent filers and returns for the 2023 tax year.

● Implementing code in VB.net, C#, and SQL to fix bugs and ensure existing configuration runs smoothly.

● Working closely and consulting with clients to turn their ideas into technical specifications and solutions.

Research Assistant | Agalliu Lab at Columbia University Irving Medical Center | New York, NY | 09/2021-05/2023

● Designed an experiment to research the role of the immune system in Parkinsons progression in aged mice.

● Conducted data analysis with ImageJ, Prism, and Python to understand research results

● Contributed to the paper “Interaction of an a-synuclein epitope with HLA-DRB1*15:01 recapitulates enteric features associated with prodromal Parkinsons disease in mice” published in Neuron

Peer Leader and Lecturer | Emerging Scholars Program at Columbia University | New York, NY | 01/2021-05/2023

● Held a highly competitive teaching position to present seminars that covered a variety of topics in computer science, such as natural language processing and cryptography in an accessible way for beginners

● Mentored students and guided them through obtaining valuable research and internship positions.

● Improved the curriculum for the Emerging Scholars Program course to stay up to date on new innovations.

Research Assistant | Musolino Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital | Boston, MA | 11/2020 -09/2021

● Designed and conducted a project researching the immune system in x-linked-adrenoleukodystrophy.

● Applied cell culture, staining, PCR, and western blot to study single-mutation genetic stroke disorders.

● Mentored high school students under the supervision of Dr. Patricia Musolino and Dr. Ed Kravitz

Volunteering