At Sisu Data, built models based on his work on responsible AI/anomaly detection at Stanford and helped build out the machine learning infrastructure using Ray. Specific publications, awards, and patents not detailed.
Research Experience
Post-doc/research scientist at Stanford University, working on “responsible AI”/“AI safety” with John Duchi, Stephen Boyd, and Guenther Walther. Worked at Microsoft Bing and Microsoft Research, leading teams of research scientists and engineers on machine learning, information retrieval, and natural language processing. Most recently, Head of Machine Learning at Sisu Data, managing teams working on large language models, time series analysis, segmentation analysis, and causal inference applied to enterprise data.
Education
Ph.D. in Machine Learning from Carnegie Mellon University, where he worked with Ryan Tibshirani and Zico Kolter on problems in statistics, machine learning, and optimization, and their applications to sustainable energy, education policy, and quantitative finance.
Background
Broadly interested in statistics, machine learning, and optimization. Also interested in applications to finance, operations research, public policy, social good, sustainability, epidemiology, healthcare, autonomous vehicles, analytics, and more. Recent work has focused on building reliable and trustworthy machine learning systems, particularly addressing issues that arise after a model is deployed in the real world.
Miscellany
Broad interests in various application areas such as finance, operations research, public policy, social good, sustainability, epidemiology, healthcare, and autonomous vehicles.