Mizuhiro Suzuki is a quantitative analytics manager at Capital One with eight years of experience applying econometrics, causal inference, and scalable Python engineering to large-scale credit models. He transitioned a legacy codebase into a modern Python toolkit using Dask and Spark, cutting cloud costs and run times by over 90% while enabling smoother model development and deployment. A UW–Madison Ph.D. in Development Economics, he brings academic rigor to applied problems, from default prediction on billions of records to drone-image crop classification and text analysis for field surveys. He also placed in the top 1% of a TensorFlow image‑ML competition on AWS, demonstrating hands-on ML skill alongside his statistical toolset in Python, Julia, R, C++, Stata and MATLAB. Based in Virginia, he blends research-grade causal thinking with production-focused engineering to deliver interpretable, cost-efficient analytic solutions.
7 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Ph.D., Development Economics and International Development, Ph.D., Development Economics and International Development at University of Wisconsin-Madison
Bachelor's degree, Agricultural Economics, Bachelor's degree, Agricultural Economics at Kyoto University
Master's degree, Economics, Master's degree, Economics at Hitotsubashi University
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