Summary
Jacob Van Gogh is a machine learning research engineer with 10 years of experience building end-to-end ML systems for agents, vision, and real-world products from startups to hyperscale labs. He has led modeling and data-stack efforts at Adept AI and Amazon Labs—shipping vision-only browser agents, open-ended agent learning, and task-synthesis systems—and architected continual learning, causal ML, and low-latency inference at Lyft. Comfortable across research and product boundaries, he repeatedly bridges self-supervised pretraining, multi-modal architectures, and production pipelines to turn novel ideas into deployed capabilities. His background in chemical engineering and early lab research informs a pragmatic, experiment-driven approach to modeling and instrumentation. Based in Redwood City, he favors projects that demand both algorithmic inventiveness and robust system design. Colleagues describe him as a research leader who ships production-grade ML rather than letting prototypes languish.
10 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Chemical Engineering, Bachelor's degree Chemical Engineering at Stanford University
English, Japanese