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Brief Professional Biography
Engineering degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Started a company doing schedule planning and optimization for airlines.
Started a company doing power electronics for solar charging.
Software engineering technical lead at Google.
Data warehousing and site operations manager at TripAdvisor.
Data science director at Jobcase.
Research Interests
- Operational Anomaly Detection
- As software operations becomes
increasing complex and increasingly dominated by undesigned emergent behavior,
hand-coded alerting thresholds on a single metric are proving inadequate. The
next generation of alerting will be multidimensional and learned. I am seeking
to partner with companies which can release anonymized operational data under
an open license to facilitate algorithm testing and development, who will then
benefit from open-source algorithms tuned for their use cases.
- Cryptocurrency Trading
- The cryptocurrency markets interest me
as an example of a less mature and less efficient market, presenting an
opportunity for study whose like I was not alive to experience in equities.
- Statistics for Personal Health
- Experiment design becomes
more challenging when there is exactly one subject available, yet this is
exactly the situation we face in identifying food allergies and assessing
individual medication and supplement effectiveness. How can we make
more powerful and more usable tools, especially for use by people who may be
cognitively impaired because of the very problem they are trying to diagnose?
Personal Projects
Everybody needs to unwind sometimes. Here are some things I've done when
I was taking a break:
Website Time Capsule
Many of my other projects are now obsolete; I kept them here for search
engines to crawl and to avoid breaking existing links:
Contact
I welcome correspondence regarding collaboration on any of my research
interests and inquiries regarding consulting engagements. I am also able
to respond to most requests for career advice.
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