Imaginary Number is Evan Shelhamer:
PhD-to-be, freelance developer, and researcher.

I solve complex problems in research, business, and life by:

I have over eight years’ experience in freelance development spanning large-scale web applications, computer science research programming, statistical analysis & tool development, psychological research apparatus and automation, and commercial & non-profit sites.

I hone my skills as a PhD student & scientific programmer in UC Berkeley EECS. I earned dual degrees in Computer Science (AI concentration) and Psychology at UMass Amherst.

To learn more about my professional experience & qualifications,
please refer to my career profile.

Write to me about your project that requires technical
expertise, a mathematical attention to detail, and clever solutions to
complex problems.