Summary
Bailey Kuehl is a research engineer in Seattle with five years of applied data science and materials engineering experience, currently working at AI2 after progressing from Data Science Analyst to Applied Scientist. She combines hands-on expertise in additive manufacturing and materials characterization with a Master’s in Information and Data Science from UC Berkeley, bridging experimental metrology (SEM/EBSD) and statistical analysis to turn lab results into actionable models. Her background includes designing high-throughput experiments for 3D-printed metals, evaluating fracture and porosity under extreme conditions, and collaborating on customized medical implants—skills she now applies to data-driven research problems. Enthusiastic and self-motivated, she thrives on learning new methods and translating cross-disciplinary insights from biochemistry and materials science into robust data solutions.
5 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master’s of Information and Data Science, Master’s of Information and Data Science at University of California, Berkeley
Bachelor's degree, Materials Engineering, Bachelor's degree, Materials Engineering at University of Wisconsin-Madison
English, Spanish