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[[File:Jtm_profile_pic.jpg|thumb|200px|Jonathan in his preferred horizontal orientation.]]
See my user page on [[w:User:Jtmorgan|Wikipedia]]
 
I'm a UX researcher at Crowdstrike and a lecturer in the UW department of Human Centered Design & Engineering. Most of my research involves understanding the sociotechnical mechanisms through which people who use complex collaborative software systems coordinate their work across time and space. You can find out more about me and my work [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Jmorgan_(WMF) here] and [http://jtmorgan.net/ here].
 
I am a founding mentor for the [[Community_Data_Science_Workshops|Community Data Science Workshops]], and I also develop and teach UW courses on related topics, like [[Human_Centered_Data_Science|Human Centered Data Science]].
 
I am a voracious and omnivorous reader, and a passionately amateurish musician. When I'm away from the keyboard, you can usually find me exploring the beaches and forests of Puget Sound with my wife and my dog, Ozymandias.
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