About Jesse Harris

Jesse Harris
Scientist, Writer, and Marketer
Jesse Harris lives in Northern Ontario with his wife and son. He loves learning, social media, audiobooks, digital art, and coffee. He has been writing and creating content since 2016. In that time has written about everything from video games to pharmaceutical manufacturing. You can see his writing portfolio here.
Jesse has two master’s degrees:
Masters in Chemical Engineering (M.A.Sc): Assessing the biocompatibility of oligomers and amine-functionalized polymers for use in two-phase partitioning bioreactors (Link)
Masters in Chemistry (M.Sc.): Advances in 5-(Hydroxymethyl)Furfural Production From Cellulose Via CO2-Catalysis (Link)
Skills

I love to write. I’ve written everything from satirical video game reviews to in-depth analysis of pharmaceutical data management technology. Sometimes, I even write things that are good! Click here to see samples.





I have been actively listening to podcasts since the early 2010’s, and started podcasting myself in the summer of 2016. I have created >100 podcast episodes across three different shows. Total of >100,000 podcast listens.





I began creating videos during the summer of 2018. I’ve generated >100,000 views on my video content across both professional and personal accounts. I have extensive knowledge of video editing tools, including Premiere Pro.





I have edited or owned 6 different websites, some of which were highly trafficked. While I do not have training in HTML or any other coding language, I am experienced with many code-free site builders. I also have extensive experience with Google Analytics.





My graduate studies were largely spent in the laboratory. During this period, I worked with a range of equipment, leading to several academic publications. Today, my area of expertise is CMC, process chemistry, and pharmaceutical development.





Between my work, studies, and content creation, I have been using productivity software continuously for many years. This has included learning advanced functions within these programs.




