Summary
Keiko Kamei is a Lead Scientist at FICO with eight years of experience applying statistical modeling and machine learning to real-world problems, bridging rigorous research and production analytics. She holds an Applied Mathematics degree from UC Berkeley and has a strong background in text analysis, predictive modeling, and database design, demonstrated by work converting the Federal Reserve’s Beige Books into a queryable corpus and deploying topic/sentiment analyses. At Berkeley she led curriculum development across interdisciplinary courses, coaching student teams to embed data science methods into domains from law to environmental justice. Comfortable in both R and Python, she has built tools ranging from Flask apps and BI chatbots to demand-sensing models, and is skilled at teasing signals from noisy social and economic data. Notably, she combines technical delivery with pedagogy—maintaining coding best practices and training materials while leading cross-functional teams.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Applied Mathematics, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Applied Mathematics at University of California, Berkeley
Japanese Language and Literature, Japanese Language and Literature at International Christian University
Redwood High School, TUSD
English, Japanese