Originally from North Carolina, Christian Arnold Ramsland is a data scientist who has most recently worked with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). As a physicochemical data scientist working for the EPA in North Carolina, Christian Arnold Ramsland contributed to high-quality research that informed decisions on environmental issues nationwide.
In addition to research, Mr. Ramsland conducted procedures to evaluate the chemical toxicity, transport, and exposure of substances to people and the environment. His expertise is in programming in Java, R, and Python computer languages. He has experience with quantitative techniques, statistics, and spreadsheets.
Mr. Ramsland is also skilled in using computational and mathematical modeling, as well as data science techniques. This role also involved him leveraging his knowledge of chemistry, particularly in molecular and physicochemical properties. Some of his notable accomplishments include having his research published in four peer-reviewed journals.
Before his role with the EPA, Mr. Ramsland was a statistical programming intern at Covance, Inc. in 2019 and a healthcare analytics intern at Inmar Corporation in 2017. He also gained research experience while working with Dr. Nicolai Lehnert at the University of Michigan.
His educational credentials include a bachelor's degree in biochemistry from Baylor University in Waco, Texas and a master’s degree in statistics from North Carolina State University.