Summary
Sydney Kahmann is a Data Science Manager and Statistics Ph.D. candidate at UCLA with a decade of experience applying rigorous statistical and causal methods to measure real-world impact. Currently leading an inference-focused team at Mozilla, she blends academic depth—as an NSF Graduate Research Fellow—with hands-on consulting experience to turn nuanced causal questions into actionable analyses. She co-founded UCLA’s Society of Women in Statistics, demonstrating commitment to mentorship and community-building alongside her research. Known for translating advanced treatment-effect methodology into production-ready insights, she brings a rare combination of theoretical rigor and product-oriented delivery from the San Francisco Bay Area.
10 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD at University of California, Los Angeles