Welcome

Hellooo! My name is Jenny and I am the Technical Content Developer at 2i2c, a US-based non-profit that builds and supports open source cloud infrastructure for research and education communities. I write technical documentation and design training courses to enable cloud-native workflows. I am passionate about democratising access to large-scale, scientific cyberinfrastructure.

My work is mainly focused on the Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative-funded Catalyst Project, to provide research communities in Latin America and Africa with access to interactive computing in the cloud through JupyterHub. As part of this effort, I collaboratively develop community-centric training materials in collaboration with The Carpentries, The Centre for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement (CSCCE), Invest in Open Infrastructure (IOI), MetaDocencia, Centro de Computación de Alto Desempeño de la Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (CCAD) and Open Life Science (OLS).

My background is in mathematics, with a special interest in geophysical fluid dynamics. I obtained a PhD in the subject with my thesis titled “A slurry model of the F-layer in the Earth’s core”.

This website contains a short bio about me, as well as a collection of presentations and content related to my research projects and training materials.