Summary
Dakotah Lambert is an Assistant Professor and researcher with a decade of software development experience, specializing in Haskell-driven tooling for interactive theorem proving and formal language theory. He combines rigorous academic training—a PhD in Linguistics from Stony Brook—with practical engineering, maintaining well-documented, open-source systems and publishing precise technical reports. His work bridges formal methods and machine learning, developed during research roles in France and the US and refined through teaching appointments at Haverford and Lake Forest College. Outside academia he keeps skills sharp through independent game development and a pragmatic UNIX-oriented programming style. Known for shipping reproducible, auditable software, he brings a blend of theoretical depth and hands-on craftsmanship to both research code and developer tooling.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor’s Degree, Mathematics and Computer Science, GPA 3.85, Bachelor’s Degree, Mathematics and Computer Science, GPA 3.85 at Earlham College
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Linguistics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Linguistics at Stony Brook University