J. Nicole Singer
Research Scientist, Intersectional Computing
In her 40s, J. Nicole Singer has built a reputation for exposing hidden patterns of exclusion in computing. She blends first-person fieldwork with third-person analysis, walking readers through case studies like a Black women's coding collective that rewrote hiring algorithms at a major firm. Her step-by-step dissections reveal how data practices can either reinforce or repair systemic bias. Singer's work empowers educators and advocates to demand measurable change.
Posts by J. Nicole Singer
- This article explores a framework for intersectional computing, detailing how inclusive design practices address systemi
- This case study examines the creation, growth, and measurable impact of the Black Women in Computing community on retent
- Navigating Academia as a Woman of ColorMar 27, 2026An in-depth analysis of the systemic challenges women of color face in academic institutions, featuring strategic framew