Thomas Osterbind is a senior software engineer and machine learning practitioner based in New York with 11 years of experience building data-driven products and production ML systems. He blends full-stack engineering with data science, having designed and deployed dozens of convolutional neural networks and production tagging pipelines that dramatically cut annotation costs. After leading engineering and ML efforts at Dressometry and Qri, he scaled consumer and enterprise systems at Zipari and now contributes to large-scale platforms at Microsoft. His background spans research, risk management, and applied economics, which informs a pragmatic approach to modeling trade-offs and deployment constraints. Comfortable across PyCaffe/theano-era tooling through modern cloud stacks, he focuses on turning noisy data into reliable, automated metadata and business value. Colleagues rely on him to move projects from prototype to production while mentoring engineers and iterating rapidly on model and UX improvements.
11 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Computer Science, BS, Computer Science at Oregon State University
BA, Economics, BA, Economics at University of Chicago
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Thomas Osterbind - Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft