Summary
David Huang is an Assistant Professor of Marketing and quantitative researcher who applies machine learning and causal inference to real-world customer value problems, with nine years of experience spanning academia and industry. He studies how firms can personalize complex marketing choices, prioritize long-term customer success, and preserve privacy and fairness using methods like reinforcement learning, representation learning, and differential privacy. Before academia he led data science at Migo and consulted for Mastercard and Applied Predictive Technologies, delivering lifecycle analytics, experimentation platforms, and recommendation systems across APAC. His Harvard PhD in Quantitative Marketing and MSc in Statistics underpin a rare blend of rigorous methods and hands-on product delivery. Based in Singapore, he combines academic rigor with practical impact—designing privacy-aware personalization frameworks that are ready for deployment in regulated markets. Outside work he balances research with chess, coding, and a penchant for bad puns.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Business Administration (Quantitative Marketing), Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Business Administration (Quantitative Marketing) at Harvard University
Master of Science - MS, Statistics, Master of Science - MS, Statistics at 國立臺灣大學
Bachelor of Science - BS, Quantitative Finance, Bachelor of Science - BS, Quantitative Finance at National Tsing Hua University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Business Administration (Quantitative Marketing), Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Business Administration (Quantitative Marketing) at 美國哈佛商學院
Chinese, English