The FindingFive project is made possible by the voluntary work from the following individuals:
Current Contributors
Ting Qian
ting.qian@findingfive.com
Ph.D. (2014), University of Rochester
Ting started the FindingFive project as a hobby several years ago. Currently, Ting works on everything that needs to be done at FindingFive, with an emphasis on executing the development of major features, and ensuring the long-term sustainability of the project as well as the non-profit organization.
Noah Nelson
noah.nelson@findingfive.com
Ph.D. Candidate, University of Arizona
Noah was one of the early adopters of FindingFive and joined the FindingFive team in late 2017. He is responsible for application development at FindingFive, with a specialization in extending the capabilities of the FindingFive Study Grammar. Noah also provides customer support to our researcher users.
Patricia Reeder
patty.reeder@findingfive.com
Ph.D. (2010), University of Rochester
Patty has been a trusted advisor to the FindingFive project since its inception. She formally joined the team in early 2019 and focuses on identifying grant opportunities for the FindingFive nonprofit organization. At the same time, Patty has written a number of helpful tutorials for our community of researcher users.
Jaycie Martin
jaycie.martin@findingfive.com
Graduate Student, University of Arizona
Jaycie joined the FindingFive team in 2019 and is currently in charge of researcher affairs. Her primary responsibilities include monitoring and anticipating challenges facing researcher users, and creating helpful resources to address those challenges. Jaycie is also lending her entrepreneurship talent to help with the operations of the FindingFive non-profit organization.
Jingyi Wu
jingyi.wu@findingfive.com
M.S., University of Pennsylvania / Software Engineer at Google
Jingyi joined FindingFive in the summer of 2019. At FindingFive, Jingyi is using her talent in both software engineering and graphics design to improve the user experience of participants and researchers. Currently, Jingyi is leading the effort on creating a set of “design guidelines” for FindingFive.
Yiyun Zhao (past contributor)
Graduate Student, University of Arizona
Yiyun was a research intern at FindingFive in the summer of 2019. Yiyun’s academic interest focused on answering a question of experimental design: why do online participants quit a study? What factors of a study make online participants choose to not finish it? On the software engineering side, Yiyun learned to optimize database queries deployed at FindingFive to make them more efficient.