Shane Flynn is an applied mathematician and data scientist with a PhD and nearly a decade of experience building numerical optimization, ML, and computational-physics solutions for industry problems from fleet scheduling to embedded vehicle inference. He combines rigorous research—novel sampling methods and basis-set reductions developed in academia—with production ML: real-time gradient-boosted models, neural networks, and LLM/RAG integrations for operational decisioning. His toolkit spans evolutionary algorithms, mixed-integer programming, classical AI, and deep learning, and he has delivered edge-optimized CNNs and 10 Hz dashboarding for stakeholders. Notably, his research produced a general Quasi-Regular sampling approach that reduced basis sizes by ~75%, reflecting a knack for turning mathematical ideas into tangible performance gains. Based in the U.S., he thrives at the intersection of theory and applied systems engineering, translating complex numerical methods into scalable, real-world solutions.
9 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS Chemistry. Biology. Minor: Mathematics, Bachelor of Science - BS Chemistry. Biology. Minor: Mathematics at UMass Boston
Contributions:345 pushes, 3 branches in 2 years 2 months
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