Summary
Edward Szczepanski is a quantitative research engineer in New York with 10 years of experience building machine learning infrastructure and data systems for high-impact products, from Google Maps and Gmail to Waymo’s self-driving stack and Citadel’s Statistical Learning alpha team. He combines hands-on software engineering with applied ML systems expertise, shipping production data pipelines and tooling that power research-to-production workflows in both autonomous vehicles and quantitative finance. At Citadel he focuses on statistical learning for Global Quantitative Strategies, leveraging a background in large-scale ML platform work at Waymo to bridge research needs and reliable infra. A University of Oregon computer science and math graduate who consistently earned top grades, he brings a rigorous, data-driven mindset and a track record of contributing to complex, safety- and performance-critical systems. Notably, his career blends product-grade backend engineering with deep ML systems experience—an unusual mix that speeds experimental iteration without sacrificing production robustness.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Computer Science, Math Minor, 4.0 GPA, Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Computer Science, Math Minor, 4.0 GPA at University of Oregon
High School Diploma, 4.0 GPA, High School Diploma, 4.0 GPA at Wilson High School
English