Summary
Junrui Di is a director-level data scientist specializing in the design and statistical analysis of high-dimensional, high-frequency wearable and mobile sensor data for neuroscience and digital health. With a PhD in Biostatistics and a decade of experience across industry and academia, he builds novel feature engineering, dimension-reduction, and multi-view integration methods that turn noisy time-series into validated, patient-centric endpoints used in clinical trials and regulatory submissions. He has led end-to-end pipelines and automated analytics at companies like Dexcom and Pfizer, accelerating study timelines and translating device data into real-world evidence for diverse populations. Known for bridging rigorous methodology with operational execution, he also co-founded internal AI networks to scale best practices and foster cross-team collaboration. Based in the Washington DC–Baltimore area, he is committed to standardizing digital health pipelines so wearable-derived signals can reliably inform public health and clinical decision-making.
11 years of coding experience