Three decades across Wall Street, Madison Avenue, and Big Data — building products that move markets, move brands, and move the needle on what software can do.
Built infrastructure that powered two percent of every NYSE and NASDAQ trade. Latency down to microseconds. Patent in algorithmic execution. Real money, real risk, real engineering.
Marketers came for the math. Stayed for the clarity. Built the attribution platform that priced media at the speed of culture — then sold it to Nielsen.
Before "data scientist" was a job title, there were warehouses, regressions, and shelves of Bayesian shrinkage. Now it's AI. Same instinct, sharper tools.