Matthew Davidow is a software engineer with six years of experience applying machine learning and Bayesian/statistical methods to real-world problems, currently at Google in New York. With a PhD in Applied Mathematics from Cornell, he blends deep probabilistic modeling expertise with practical production experience from roles at Amazon Robotics and Citi. His work spans building ML-driven stowing algorithms, fraud-detection feature engineering, and applying parallel Bayesian optimization to tune complex systems. He values intellectual honesty and embraces uncertainty, favoring principled Bayesian approaches to uncover problem structure. Driven by “ML for good,” he focuses on projects that create beneficial impact while maintaining rigorous, data-driven decision making.
6 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Applied Mathematics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Applied Mathematics at Cornell University
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