Susanne Dandl is a statistician with a PhD and nine years of experience bridging statistical research, causal inference, and applied data science in academic and industry settings. Currently a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Zurich, she previously completed a PhD in Statistical Learning and Data Science at LMU Munich and held multiple research and teaching roles that blend methodological development with hands-on software and Python instruction. Her work spans causal methods, predictive modeling, and the practical deployment of analytics—skills honed through internships in content analytics and insurance predictive modeling and by organizing Data Science for Social Good programs. Colleagues know her for translating rigorous theory into reproducible code and for mentoring students in both statistics and object-oriented programming. Based in Zurich, she combines deep quantitative rigor with experience training professionals, making her adept at turning complex statistical problems into actionable solutions.
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Susanne Dandl - Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Zurich