Ph.D. Candidate | Ancient DNA & Molecular Anthropology | Multilingual Engineer | 

Jaymes Mozingo is a multidisciplinary scientist and engineer with a diverse background spanning applied engineering, materials science, and molecular anthropology. Currently a Ph.D. candidate in Ancient DNA and Molecular Anthropology at the University of Montana, his research focuses on genomic ancestry, population genetics, and the molecular reconstruction of human migratory history through ancient DNA analysis.

With professional experience in technical sales, product development, and engineering leadership, Jaymes has successfully guided cross-functional teams of chemists, engineers, and business professionals in developing and commercializing advanced materials and high-performance applications. His work integrates engineering systems thinking with data-driven strategies, resulting in innovations that optimize cost, streamline processes, and unlock new market opportunities.

Jaymes's doctoral research combines next-generation sequencing, bioinformatics, and archaeological synthesis to explore the biological signatures of historical and prehistorical populations. His interest in ancient biogeography and epigenetic memory reflects a broader passion for uncovering deep human history through scientific inquiry.

Fluent in technical Japanese, German, and Spanish, Jaymes brings a global perspective to his work, blending cultural fluency with scientific rigor. His career continues to reflect a commitment to innovation at the intersection of technology, biology, and historical analysis.