Summary
Jeremy Springman is a research scientist focused on the intersection of demography, survey science, and AI, currently studying how AI tools are used and perceived within tech and by the public as part of Meta’s DSS team. He brings nine years of applied research experience across academic and industry settings, including roles as Research Assistant Professor and senior researcher at Penn and Duke. Trained as a political scientist with a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania, he blends rigorous causal and survey methods with practical program design—evident from early work building two-way SMS survey platforms in field research. Jeremy’s work bridges theory and implementation, from designing survey instruments and training field teams to producing insights that inform both policy and product decisions. Based in Redwood City, he pairs academic rigor with product-minded thinking, enabling actionable evidence about AI adoption and public attitudes. Colleagues describe him as a methodologist who translates complex demographic and behavioral signals into clear, usable findings for multidisciplinary teams.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Political Science and Government, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Political Science and Government at University of Pennsylvania
English