Tim Cashion is an engineering team lead with nine years of experience building and shipping AI/ML-driven internal tools that boost operational efficiency. Currently leading a team at Push Operations, he blends hands-on software engineering with data science—having designed production forecasting systems with automated retraining, monitoring, and degradation alerts. His background spans end-to-end model deployment, CI/CD automation that halved deployment time, and backend APIs for consumer-facing products, rooted in a PhD applying data science to real-world environmental problems. Tim is as comfortable scripting pipelines in Python and Flask as he is translating research into practical features, and he has been recognized internally for raising the bar on technical quality. Based in Vancouver, he brings a rare mix of academic rigor and product-focused execution to scale ML solutions inside fast-moving organizations.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Honors Bachelor of Arts (BA) Double Major in Global Development Studies and Biblical Studies, Honors Bachelor of Arts (BA) Double Major in Global Development Studies and Biblical Studies at Huron University
Master of Environmental Studies Environmental impacts of food production systems, Master of Environmental Studies Environmental impacts of food production systems at Dalhousie University
N/A French Language and Literature, N/A French Language and Literature at Université de Montréal
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Oceans and Fisheries, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Oceans and Fisheries at The University of British Columbia
Data Scientist in Python, Data Scientist in Python at Dataquest.io
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