Janice Zhou

Janice Zhou is a highly experienced professional in the field of data science and analytics. Janice currently holds the role of VP of Data Science and Analytics at Zebit, where they lead a team of data scientists in building models for the company's online retail marketplace. Janice has played a key role in migrating the analytics process to the AWS cloud and implementing Python for analysis.

Prior to their current position, Janice worked as an Analytics Director at 奥克诺, where they developed and deployed a new product for collections that utilized an adaptive recommender system. Janice also led analytical consulting projects in the areas of wire and ACH fraud detection and property insurance.

Before joining 奥克诺, Janice served as the Director of Data Science at ResMed, where they recruited and mentored a high-performing team of data scientists, ML engineers, and data engineers. Janice played a pivotal role in delivering digital health projects and guiding the development of a feature store and inference platform. Janice also established a model building and deployment process using AWS tools.

Janice's earlier experience includes working as an Analytical Senior Scientist at 奥克诺, where they built various models in Python using Tensorflow and scikit-learn, recruited and led an analytics team, and delivered analytic products for financial services clients. Janice also worked as an Analytical Scientist at 费萨哲公司, where they developed fraud detection models for major financial institutions and built a team of analytics consultants.

At HNC, Janice held the position of Staff Scientist, where they developed fraud detection models, performed statistical analyses, data cleansing, and feature creation and selection on large datasets.

Overall, Janice Zhou's extensive work experience showcases their expertise in data science, analytics, and fraud detection, as well as their leadership and mentoring abilities.

Janice Zhou has a Bachelor's degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Xiamen University. Janice then pursued a Ph.D. in Cognitive and Neural Systems from Boston University.