Matthew Parker
Seattle, Washington, United States
464 followers
450 connections
About
Current Data Scientist at Google supporting Wearables & Health. My curiosity and…
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Education
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Activities and Societies: Pi Kappa Alpha
Graduated with minors in Math and Chemistry.
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Activities and Societies: National Honor Society, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Track, Club Soccer, Trumpet, French
Courses
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Advanced Multivariable Calculus
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Biochemistry
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Bioinstrumental Analysis
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Bioscientific Vocabulary Building From Latin and Greek
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Biostatistical Methods
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Categorical Data Analysis
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Clinical Trial Methodology
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Computer Programming
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Data Science
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Inorganic Chemistry
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Introduction to Macroeconomics
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Introduction to Microeconomics
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Organic Chemistry
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Organic Chemistry Lab
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Pharmaceutical Statistics
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Physical Chemistry for Biochemists
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Randomized Clinical Trials
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Relational Databases and SQL Programming
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Statistical Computing with SAS
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Statistical Methods in Engineering and Science
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Projects
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University of Washington Undergraduate Research Symposium Presentation
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Gave oral presentation at the University of Washington Undergraduate Research Symposium on the effect of excessive non-normative stimulation in early development on cocaine conditioned place preference.
Honors & Awards
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University of Washington Annual Dean's List
University of Washington
Received award 2013 – 2014 and 2014 – 2015
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University of Washington Quarterly Dean's List
University of Washington
Received award autumn 2011, winter 2013, autumn 2013, winter 2014, spring 2014, autumn 2014, winter 2015, and spring 2015.
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Volodymyr Anokhin
Five months ago, I wrote my traditional yearly post about my work at Apptopia, Inc (see LinkedIn post). I was happy working there — it's a great place to work! However, I am no longer with Apptopia (got great recommendations and a well-needed gardening leave, which is quite nice). Interestingly, just five months ago, I had mistakenly estimated my expected tenure in Apptopia to be 5 years, when in reality, it lasted only up to 2 years and 3 months. This tendency is a common issue in the software industry: engineers and managers often underestimate challenges, either to keep the wheels turning a bit faster or due to a sheer lack of information. Steve McConnell's book, "Software Estimation: Demystifying the Black Art," highlights that almost no one overestimates project completion time — most underestimate it. The outcome remains the same, though: losses are partly financial, partly in time budget, and always involve some self-confidence losses. I wonder if it's a stretch to apply software project management techniques to personal development and career planning. While it may be quite a stretch, I've been exploring this idea for some time, and it seems to resonate with the challenges faced in the industry. But, of course, the common problem of the industry hits me as well. I wish I knew! Bad news, there's no "Undo" button to rewind into the past and make better choices. However, I believe this is good for us perfectionists; it pushes us to keep moving forward. I am actively seeking a new job (feel free to contact me if you need a Clojure developer!), and we'll see if my next estimation will be more accurate. It's never the best time to switch jobs, but I'm trying to control the process now. Of course, I wish all the best to Apptopia: I'm happy how we improved each other during the last two years, and hope your pivot will be successful and fruitful. Thanks, guys! And now I'm spending my time doing some cleanup of personal pet projects, and getting some next great job that hopefully will become the new best thing since times immemorial!
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