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πŸ‘‹ Dr Jenny Wong (she/her)
πŸ“– Product Manager @2i2c-org
πŸ‘©β€πŸ’» Ex-Research Software Engineer @bear-rsg @baskerville-hpc
πŸ‡«πŸ‡· Former post-doctorante @IPGP et @ISTerre
πŸ’§ PhD graduate @CDTFluidsLeeds

Hellooo! My name is Jenny and I am a Product Manager at 2i2c, a US-based non-profit that provides a global network of interactive computing platforms for research and education communities. I primarily support folks with getting the most out of cloud-native workflows through documentation, training and community engagement. I am passionate about democratising access to large-scale, scientific cyberinfrastructure and love using my deep technical skills and my friendly communication skills to bridge together technology and people.

Some of the things I get up to include:

  • Providing frontline and second-line support for communities, including triage, JupyterHub administration, events management and collecting product insights to improve user experience.
  • Front-end development of the FRX challenges open-source project using Django, and managing deployment for the HHMI CellMap Challenge with Kubernetes.
  • Continuously updating the 2i2c Service Guide and developing the main 2i2c.org Hugo website, as well as contributing documentation to upstream open-source projects.
  • Leading community engagement and outreach activities, such as hackathons to upstream contributions to MyST-MD, delivering training courses and speaking at conferences.
  • Developing community-based training materials for cloud-native, interactive computing workflows as part of the Catalyst Project, a large and complex multi-stakeholder collaboration in service of communities in the Global South.
  • Implementing localisation CI/CD workflows with Jupyter Book and Crowdin for the Hub Champion Training and NASA TOPST: ScienceCore curricula.
  • Managing and executing a communications strategy, including writing blog posts, running social media campaigns and tracking engagement analytics.

My scientific background is in mathematics, with a special interest in geophysical fluid dynamics. I obtained a PhD in the subject with my thesis entitled β€œA 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 talks and content related to my open-source projects.