Quinn Jones

My name is Quinn Jones, and I am looking for opportunities in Software Development, Machine Learning, and Data Mining. I was most recently the Director of the Wehrle Global Supply Chain Lab at WVU, where I leveraged my experience with virtual reality and data mining to establish the lab's first projects. As a graduate student in the WVU Vision Lab my research has focused on 3D fiducial point detection, microscopy classification, and graph neural networks. In my free time, I enjoy good and bad movies, reading about alien intelligences, and playing video and card games.

Name	:	Quinn Jones
Phone	:	724 562 5476
Email	:	quinnkjones@gmail.com
CV	:	PDF
Letter	:	PDF

Employment

I have been working in software engineering and research since 2013 with experience ranging from virtual reality, SAAS, business intelligence, and most recently in machine learning especially as it pertains to computer vision in video, all while furthering my education.

Director

2022-2025

Wehrle Global Supply Chain Lab, West Virginia University
Directed the Wehrle Global Supply Chain Lab towards it’s mission of utilizing Virtual Reality and experiential learning in advancement of curriculum

Led students and guests through Virtual Reality curriculum

Generated 3d printed products for hands-on teaching games

Collaborated with fellow colleagues to create in-house teaching software and expand curriculum

Created and taught online section of introductory supply chain course
Graduate Research Assistant

2019 - 2022

WVU Vision Lab
Research in computer vision for Structure From Motion in mixed fisheye and perspective scenarios

Reconstruction from images

Developing novel local patch descriptors

Multiview fiducial landmark tracking
Applied Science and Machine Learning Intern

2019

Adobe Inc. San Francisco, CA
Performed Research in CV for novel image search paradigms for Adobe Stock.

Led independent research into problem domain.

Performed dataset creation from large corpus using Spark.

Demo development and presentation to research fellows of image search.
Ruby Distinguished Doctoral Fellow

2016 - 2019

WVU Vision Lab

After receiving one of five Ruby Fellowships conferred in 2016 I had begun my research career in earnest under the mentorship of Dr. Gianfranco Doretto.

My research focused on applications to Computer Vision in the video domain such as the potential uses of LSTM networks and tasks such as person recognition on datasets such as Youtube Faces or PaSC
Software Development Intern

2015 - 2016

Nasa IV&V, Goddard Space Flight Center
Researched and Developed a report generating software solution

Learned and utilized .NET Framework, C# and Windows OpenXML

Space Network protocol simulation

Security analysis and intrusion training
Software Engineer

2016 - 2017

IstoVisio Inc.

Virtual Reality project for use with comtemporary head mounted display technology for Neuroscientists to inspect three-dimensional microscopy volumes.

Features include: cross platform availability, integrated remote database services, and more.

See syglass.io for more details.

Education

I have been studying computer science and computer engineering since 2011. In that capacity WVU has served me well in expanding my understanding of mathematics, physics, design, and the nature of knowledge itself.

2011 - 2016

Joint BS in Computer Science and Computer Engineering

West Virginia University

Study and research including Software Engineering, Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Computer Graphics, and Mobile Medical Devices.
Graduated Summa Cum Laude and Honors College Alumnus
2016 - Present

MS in Computer Science

West Virginia University

Currently studying towards an MS in Computer Science while working full time, with an emphasis on Machine Learning, Computer Vision, and Graph Neural Networks.