While Rich very clearly digs R, he enjoys other things as well! Examples include: playing and listening to music, reading books, watching films, meeting up with friends, and wandering through the many valleys and ravines of the Greater Toronto Area.
Scott Jackson is a software engineer and individual contributor to RStudio Connect. Prior to re-entering software engineering, Scott worked as a patent attorney focused on software-related patents. Scott is a co-organizer for PhillyR, a Philadelphia-area R meetup.
Jaclyn is a nurse who became way too enthusiastic about R during her graduate studies in public health. After working clinically in labor and delivery and critical care, Jaclyn contributed to environmental health and health outcomes research as a data analyst. What she loved most during this time was helping her colleagues navigate the R ecosystem and troubleshoot coding woes. Jaclyn also enjoys birding, baking, and getting outside.
Ryan resides in Gaithersburg with his wife and two feline co-workers. With over 20 years of experience in the industry, Rick is head of the Information Security practice at RStudio. Usually the latter. Monte came to the Information Security and Technology team at RStudio with a strong drive for solving problems and making things better. Originally from Georgia he currently resides in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Outside of IT, Monte is a classically trained violinist, an amateur standup comedian, and the co-founder and COO of a documentary-film media company that strengthens his deep passion for volunteerism.
Derrick is a software developer with a focus on using Open Source technologies to build environments that contribute to scientific research. Over the years, he has embedded himself within research groups at institutions around the United States, working closely with over two dozen teams to understand their needs and implement software solutions that allowed them to work more effectively.
He has a special place in his heart for software that works as intended, and now spends significant portions of time building systems that reduce the barriers that make software testing the uninvited friend at the development cycle party.
David is a software engineer working on RStudio Connect. He enjoys watching baseball, playing soccer, and discovering new music. Curtis was recently an academic economist researching online communities and markets, conducting behavioral and market-structure experiments. At RStudio, she helps with software engineering and writes on the TensorFlow for R blog, the blog about deep learning and probabilistic reasoning from R.
She is passionate about exploring the frontiers of deep learning and interfacing deep learning to Bayesian probabilistic computation.
Pete has been in sales since his undergrad days at both Suffolk and Temple. Whether recruiting, selling web ad-space or handling high tech accounts, he has prided himself on being an asset to his customers.
The fascinating projects he encountered in the analytics market, both at Spotfire and Jaspersoft, led Pete to RStudio. During his career Pete has enjoyed working at a variety of companies; from his own start up to larger companies like TIBCO. Outside of providing customers with excellent service, Pete enjoys surfing and spending time with his family. Zak is a software engineer on the hosted team with a background in computer science and mathematics. When he is not writing code he enjoys spending time with family, watching movies, and visiting Disney World.
Max Kuhn is a software engineer at RStudio. He was applying models in the pharmaceutical and diagnostic industries for over 18 years. Max has a Ph. Max is the author of a number of R packages for techniques in machine learning and reproducible research and is an Associate Editor for the Journal of Statistical Software. He, and Kjell Johnson, wrote the book Applied Predictive Modeling, which won the Ziegel award from the American Statistical Association, which recognizes the best book reviewed in Technometrics in Their new book, Feature Engineering and Selection, was released in He has a passion for sales and serving customers by helping them solve problems to achieve strategic business outcomes.
In his free time he enjoys running, snowboarding, slacklining at Zilker park, Slalom skiing behind his boat on Lake Austin, and getting into trouble with his Golden Retriever named Morton. Kayla resides in the small town of Allenton, MI. She is a small business owner and dance enthusiast. She is also a large advocate for Michigan Special Olympics, a refurbished home goods artist, and loves to spend her spare time at home with her significant other and two rescued kittens, Lucky and Chance.
Matt has a professional background in both software and audio engineering. His focus has been in developing single page web applications. In his spare time he enjoys spending time with family, hiking, road trips and playing multiple musical instruments.
Jeremy studied computer science at Columbia, and worked as a software engineer before moving into business with positions as general manager, VP, and Managing Director at Elysium Digital, Stroz Friedberg, Aon, and the legal-technology startup Shoobx.
Jeremy lives with his family outside Boston, and is an avid cyclist and a freelance classical musician. Brian Law works on the customer success team focusing on companies in Finance. Bryan is an IT Architect with previous experience working in various IT roles within the financial services sector. He is passionate about leveraging technology to help teams make the most meaningful use of their time and effort.
Outside of work, you will often find him travelling with his family, hiking in the mountains with his dogs, running a Spartan Race, or helping young professionals become more comfortable with personal finance.
Yitao is a software engineer with experience building distributed and scalable backend services. Yitao enjoys solving cryptograms and printing 3D objects during his spare time. When Leticia is not working or learning new technologies, she is spending time with her family and enjoying her husband, her two handsome baby boys and her Pomeranian. While she currently resides outside Sacramento, Sarah is a recent transplant to Northern California.
Greg is a software engineer on the Package Manager team. Before joining, he studied computer science at Rice and worked on server management software at HP.
He lives in Houston, where he gets to enjoy fine weather and an incredible diversity of foods. Sean leads teams to create useful, enjoyable products. Before RStudio he was a data scientist and worked on alternative vehicle models at NREL, infant sleep dynamics, and originally studied mathematics. He lives outside Denver, CO and skis and bikes with his family. Allyson is a front end engineer working on the Connect team. Outside of work, you can find her knitting, playing with her kiddos, reading or petting cats.
Matthew is a software engineer working on RStudio Cloud. He enjoys cooking food, eating food, and making quality software. Valerie is a QA Automation Engineer with experience primarily in the video games industry. Her passion lies in creating the most efficient way to do the most mundane tasks, finding satisfaction in reducing mind-numbing repetitive work down to the click of a button.
Mike is a software engineer on the RStudio Connect team and has experience creating data science tools in startup and enterprise environments.
He holds degrees in computer science from Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Rochester. In addition to being an engineer, he has held roles as a product owner, project manager, software architect, and engineering manager. In his spare time, Mike enjoys spending time with his family and coaching first Robotics. Katie is a mechanical engineer by training, but found her calling in data science and using R while working statistical analysis in the aerospace industry.
A good cup of coffee, reproducibility, and making life easier for the next user are three things she loves most. Katie is an avid knitter and knitr, and she can often be found trying to tame her ridiculously overgrown garden, building Legos with the kids, or thinking about taking up running as a hobby.
Originally an artist, he grew to form an interest in coding thanks to the individuals he worked with over the years. Now home in Austin Texas, he is pursuing an interest in becoming a therapist.
He is a nerd at heart, a husband and a father. He lives near Atlanta, Georgia. He enjoys spending time with his family, video and board games.
Richard grew up in the South East of England, and moved to Wales in late He cut his teeth as a junior sysadmin, progressing through the ranks to senior sysadmin, before moving into the DevOps field. He enjoys making water kefir, milk kefir, kombucha, and sourdough bread. He has experience building HR solutions and efficiencies using both R and Tableau. He lives in Phoenix, Arizona with his wife and two dogs and enjoys hiking, attending sporting events, and volunteering in the community.
In addition to software engineering, he loves reading books, playing the piano, and riding his bicycle. She enjoys being hands-on and appreciates a challenge. Karen is a native Spanish speaker with a background in the social sciences.
Jason is a member of the Customer Success team at RStudio where he supports Healthcare and Life Sciences organizations as they adopt and scale our enterprise tools. He previously worked at SAS Institute, supporting data science teams and business users in the healthcare space.
When he has spare time, he usually spends it on a lake with his wife and yellow lab, fishing for musky, but rarely catching a thing.
Her background is in both paid media and demand generation working at both agencies and in-house marketing teams. Outside of RStudio, she likes traveling, photography, studying foreign languages, and playing with her dog, Astra.
Nichole is an epidemiologist by training who was first introduced to R and RStudio while in graduate school. Since then, she has found any excuse to use, teach, and now work for RStudio. Her other interests include a love for powerlifting, starting a home brewery, and attempting to climb every 14er in Colorado. A former high school science teacher turned data scientist, Jesse now combines a love of both R and Python with a passion for digital content creation.
When not completely absorbed in their latest creative project, Jesse can be found at the boxing gym, adopting another houseplant, or making sure their cat Jinx has plenty of tissue paper to play in.
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