Bryan Bischof

Bryan Bischof has extensive work experience in various roles within the fields of data science, engineering, and academia. Bryan is currently the Director of Engineering: AI at Hex, where they lead the AI department. Prior to this, Bryan worked as an Adjunct Professor at Rutgers University, teaching data science courses for the Masters of Business and Analytics program.

Bryan also has experience as a Founder of Quasicoherent Labs, a mathematical research space that focuses on applying clear mathematical thinking to various problems. Bryan was responsible for promoting rigorous foundations and intersectional ideals within the organization.

Before joining Hex, Bryan held the position of Research Resident at Redwood Research, and was responsible for conducting research in a specific field. Additionally, they served as the Head of Data Science at Weights & Biases, where they built and scaled the Data Science, Data Analytics, and Data Engineering teams.

In their previous roles, Bryan worked as a Data Scientist at Stitch Fix, where they utilized machine learning to optimize decision making and user experiences. Bryan also served as the Lead Software Engineer for Data and Analytics at Blue Bottle Coffee, developing data products and formulating the company's data strategy.

Bryan's earlier experiences include working as a Data Ambassador/Product Manager at DataKind, managing a team of Data Scientists for an education organization. Bryan also served as a Senior Software Engineer at IBM Research (Aspera Labs), where they conducted research and designed experiments in distributed streaming settings.

Furthermore, Bryan worked as a Data Platform Engineer at Aspera (an IBM company), where they owned backend data pipelines and architecture for real-time analytics dashboards.

Overall, Bryan Bischof's work experience showcases their expertise in data science, engineering, research, and academia.

Bryan Bischof obtained their Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) degree in Mathematics from Westminster College (PA) during the period of 2004 to 2008. Later, they pursued their Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Mathematics at Kansas State University, completing it from 2008 to 2014.