Brian Segal is a Staff Data Scientist with a decade of experience applying rigorous statistical and quantitative methods to climate-solutions in agriculture and health research. At Indigo he leads teams building production-grade quantification pipelines that translate sensor data and biogeochemical models into defensible estimates of greenhouse gas and water impacts for supply-chain programs like Source Rice. His background in biostatistics and PhD-level modeling is rooted in academic and industry roles—from Flatiron Health’s real-world evidence studies to university research on longitudinal bone and health behavior datasets—giving him deep expertise in uncertainty quantification and bias mitigation. He combines hands-on model calibration, software design, and team leadership (including scrum mastery) to deliver auditable, policy-relevant analytics. An early-career environmental analyst and former EPA intern, he brings a long-standing interest in environmental health and lifecycle assessment that informs his pragmatic approach to climate-smart agriculture.
10 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Virginia Tech
Master of Science (MS), Biostatistics, Master of Science (MS), Biostatistics at University of Michigan School of Public Health
Contributions:40 commits, 35 pushes, 1 branch in 3 years 8 months
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