Sharmagh A.

Key Skills

Software

Don't disclose

Top Subject Matter

Behavioral pharmacology and decision-making (pain/alcohol-related behavioral research)

Pain research and behavioral health (NIH-funded/pilot studies)

Learning and decision neuroscience

Top Data Types

Text

Document

Top Task Types

Data Collection

Freelancer Overview

Graduate Research Assistant, Behavioral Pharmacology & Decision-Making Lab (University of Florida). Brings 12+ years of professional experience across complex professional workflows, research, and quality-focused execution. Core strengths include Don't disclose and MATLAB. Education includes Doctor of Philosophy, University of Florida (2021) and Master of Science, University of Florida (2023). AI-training focus includes data types such as Text, Computer Code, and Programming and labeling workflows including Data Collection, Computer Programming, and Coding.

Labeling Experience

Graduate Research Assistant, Behavioral Pharmacology & Decision-Making Lab (University of Florida)

Don't discloseTextData Collection

Contributed to completion of pilot studies by performing participant recruitment, IRB-related tasks, and data collection for behavioral pharmacology and decision-making projects. Supported downstream analysis by engaging in data analysis and data quality control to ensure reliable study datasets. This work primarily involved preparing and validating study data used for behavioral/experimental research outcomes. • Participant recruitment support • IRB-related documentation and compliance tasks • Data collection and data quality control • Assist with data analysis tasks

2023 - 2025

Graduate Research Assistant, Center for Pain Research and Behavioral Health (University of Florida)

Don't discloseTextData Collection

Contributed to ongoing NIH-funded and pilot research studies through participant recruitment, IRB-related tasks, and structured data collection. Assisted with data analysis and data quality control to maintain accurate and usable datasets for pain research and behavioral health investigations. Also trained and supervised undergraduate research assistants, supporting consistent data-handling practices across the study team. • Participant recruitment support • IRB-related tasks and study coordination • Data collection, analysis, and quality control • Trained/supervised undergraduate research assistants

2021 - 2023

Undergraduate Research Assistant, Learning and Decision Neuroscience Lab (UC Irvine)

Coded and developed psychological experiments examining agency, causal induction, and habits as part of computational cognitive modeling and neuroimaging projects. Analyzed quantitative experimental data to support formal accounts of psychological phenomena within the learning and decision neuroscience domain. Work involved implementing experimental logic and preparing datasets for computational modeling workflows. • Coded/delivered experiments in MATLAB • Quantitative data analysis for experimental projects • Supported computational cognitive modeling • Supported neuroimaging-related data workflows

2018 - 2019

Education

Work History