Ozzie Gooen is President of the Quantified Uncertainty Research Institute with 12 years of experience building forecasting systems and probability-first decision tools. He founded Guesstimate — a Monte Carlo-enabled spreadsheet for uncertain quantities — and folded it into QURI in 2023, demonstrating his ability to turn practical products into research infrastructure. His background spans hands-on software and product leadership (including first engineer/product lead roles) and academic-facing research as a Research Scholar at Oxford’s Future of Humanity Institute. Based in Berkeley and trained in engineering with an economics concentration at Harvey Mudd, he blends quantitative rigor with product sensibility and nonprofit governance, having served on the boards of Rethink Priorities and Rethink Charity. Early projects — from wearable computing prototypes to a solar-power deployment in Kenya — reveal a pragmatic curiosity that drives his approach to real-world forecasting and decision problems.
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