Jordan is unique in his experience as an athlete, coach, researcher, and leader across diverse athletic environments. His experience includes leadership across a large Division-1 athletic department at the University of Oregon, collaboration on research initiatives through the Wu Tsai Human Performance alliance, working in the well-established high-performance model of Australian professional sports, expertise in applied sports science with published research focused on the use of technology for managing fatigue and injury risk, and coaching elite athletes across numerous sports. It is the combination of range of knowledge and experience across disciplines alongside domain specific expertise in performance and sports science that have been the foundation for impact across numerous high performance organizations. Jordan's specific areas of expertise include sports technology and data analysis, athlete profiling, load management, and rehabilitation. The ability to engage stakeholders, define problems, and implement solutions are a hallmark of Jordan's work. He is a strategic thinker who understands the needs of high performance organizations and facilitates clarity, communication, and collaboration to affect change. With a strong background and ongoing involvement in published research, Jordan applies scientific rigor to real world questions that make an impact in the world of sports.