Christopher Brown
Founder, Chief Data Scientist, Head Of Product
San Francisco, California, United States
Summary
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Top SchoolChristopher Brown is a founder and executive data scientist with about 15 years of experience building data-driven products and companies in the San Francisco Bay Area. He leads Bonafide as Founder and Chief Data Scientist, focusing on helping enterprises compete in the Generative Commerce era, and has run Decision Patterns, a consultancy consortium covering the full data lifecycle. Previously he served as Chief Data Scientist and Head of Enterprise Sales at Adara, where he bridged product, engineering, and commercial teams through agile data practices and drove outcomes ahead of an acquisition. Christopher has taught machine learning at UC Berkeley, creating a popular introductory course that reached thousands of learners, and brings uncommon breadth from materials engineering to statistics. He combines hands-on model and product leadership with operator experience across HR, finance, and compliance, making him equally fluent in technical strategy and business execution. Passionate about generative AI and AGI, he blends entrepreneurial grit with academic rigor to translate cutting-edge research into practical enterprise solutions.
15 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Materials Science and Engineering and Statistics, Materials Science and Engineering and Statistics at University of California, BerkeleyWashington FundamentalFlintridge Preparatory SchoolMS Materials Engineering, MS Materials Engineering at UC Santa BarbaraWashington ElementaryStatistics, Statistics at Stanford University
Github Skills (49)
camelcase10
r-package10
r9
right-to-left9
pipe9
parsing9
uppercase9
cran9
decision-tree8
regular-expression8
command-line8
readability8
devtools7
php7
nextcloud6
Programming languages (7)
Github contributions (5)
decisionpatterns/r-dummies
Mar 2011 - Sep 2017
Contributions:19 commits, 3 pushes, 1 branch in 6 years 7 months
variablescli
decisionpatterns/optigrab
May 2011 - Jan 2019
Commandline parsing for an R World
Contributions:84 commits, 27 pushes, 2 branches in 7 years 8 months
command-lineparsing
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