Assumed roles of increasing responsibility, beginning as a data scientist and advancing to manage leaders of data science teams. • 8+ years as a data scientist and 6+ years managing high-performing distributed Agile teams of data scientists and managers through recruitment, hiring, performance management, and employee development• Currently lead a team of data scientists extracting customer driving insights from 4M+ daily vehicle telematics trips to improve insurance pricing and claim handling • Responsible for annual strategic planning and accountable to committed outcomes for a portfolio of analytic products• Collaboratively develop and manage product roadmaps with leaders across the company• Manage limited team capacity by prioritizing requests from a diverse group of stakeholders• Led the development of machine learning models to simplify the insurance underwriting process for low-risk drivers and reduce third party data expense by $7M+ annually • Led a cross-functional data science team that developed generalized linear models used to price auto insurance leading to a projected $100M+ in improved price segmentation• Led a cross-functional effort to develop and deploy Allstate’s first computer vision AI model to assess the quality of customer photos used by claims adjusters, greatly reducing the need for manual review• Led the technical design and development of computer vision AI models to automatically assess the severity of vehicle damage in customer photos resulting in $7M+ annually in reduced claims expense and leading to US patent application 17/178847• As a data scientist, built linear, tree-based, and neural network ML/AI models within the Agile development methodology using common data science tools, such as R, Python, Git, Unix, Spark, and Hadoop• Highly effective public speaker, with significant experience presenting to C-Suite executives and large audiences, covering topics like the value of advanced analytics in business decision making

Published 5 peer-reviewed journal articles and delivered 22 national and international conference presentations, including invitations to speak at The Royal Academy of Belgium, Banff International Research Station, and the American Institute of Mathematics. Taught courses within the undergraduate mathematics curriculum. Directed student research that led to published research.Courses Taught:• Finite Mathematics• Single-variable Calculus• Multi-variable Calculus• Foundations of Mathematics• Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometry• TopologyInvited Speaking Engagements:• Banff International Research Station, Banff, Canada (2014).• Temple University, Philadelphia, PA (2013).• The Royal Academy of Belgium, Brussels, Belgium (2013).• Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY (2012).• University at Albany, Albany, NY (2012).• Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH (2012).• University of Georgia, Athens, GA (2012).• Universite de Nantes, Nantes, France (2011).Professional Service:• Co-organized the paper session "Geometry's Role in the Undergraduate Curriculum'', MAA MathFest Conference, (2012).• Co-organized the MAA-Project NExT panel "Building a Tenure Portfolio'', AMS/MAA Joint Meetings, (2012).

Reviewed a book manuscript on the habits of effective thinking at the request of the publisher.

Reviewed an original research article submitted to the journal The American Mathematical Monthly at the request of the publisher. Verified the logical consistency of mathematical arguments in the article, judged whether the article aligned with the stated mission of the journal, and suggested changes to correct any noted mistakes, add greater clarity to the arguments and exposition, and provide more context for the results of the article.

Led a successful research program that resulted in published articles and invitations to speak at national and international conferences, while also teaching courses within the undergraduate mathematics curriculum.Courses Taught:• Single-variable Calculus• Multi-variable Calculus• Number Theory• Structure of Modern GeometryInvited Speaking Engagements:• Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, IN (2011).• Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA (2011).• University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY (2010).• Duke University, Durham, NC (2009).

Reviewed an original research article submitted to the journal Quantum Topology at the request of the publisher. Verified the logical consistency of mathematical arguments in the article, judged whether the article aligned with the stated mission of the journal, and suggested changes to correct any noted mistakes, add greater clarity to the arguments and exposition, and provide more context for the results of the article.

Responsibilities:• Develop and teach undergraduate math courses.Courses Taught:• Finite Mathematics• Matrix Algebra