Ross Kunz is a data scientist and statistician with nine years of experience applying explainable AI and high-dimensional visualization to real-world scientific and policy problems. He blends rigorous statistical training (PhD, Florida State University) with domain work in chemical kinetics, nuclear materials, geology, batteries, and electric vehicles, producing physics-informed ML that stakeholders can trust. At Idaho National Laboratory he led teams building immersive 3D visualizations used by emergency planners and municipalities to simulate responses and inform EV adoption. His career spans industry and academia—including Michelin, SomaLogic, Lockheed Martin, and a recent assistant professorship—giving him a rare mix of operational, research, and applied engineering perspectives. Known for making complex models interpretable, he focuses on fusing machine learning with physical principles to produce actionable insights rather than black-box predictions. Based in Idaho Falls, he brings both deep technical rigor and practical impact to interdisciplinary, safety-sensitive challenges.
9 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Statistics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Statistics at Florida State University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Statistics, Bachelor of Science - BS, Statistics at Idaho State University
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