Thomas Lampo Email & Phone Number

California, United States

Leading AI and data science for DownPat. Building the platform for experts to develop Gen AI training exercises to teach and empower their followers.Follow our progress at https://downpat.substack.com/

Palo Alto, California, Us

StartX is a startup accelerator and founder community for Stanford‑affiliated entrepreneurs. Fall 2024 cohort.

San Francisco, California, Us

Data and Applied Science Manager for the Dynamic Pricing team. Building machine learning and marketplace optimization models for surge pricing. Also developing models and metrics to measure rides marketplace health

San Francisco, California, Us

Tech Lead Manager for Data and Applied Science on the Dynamic Pricing team. Building machine learning and marketplace optimization models for surge pricing.

San Francisco, California, Us

Working on the Dynamic Pricing team in the Marketplace org. Building physics-based and machine learning models to optimize Uber's dynamic marketplace for setting prices and matching riders and drivers.

San Francisco, California, Us

I work in the Marketplace Optimization Data Science (MODS) group on the Matching Science team. I've been developing machine learning models to improve pickup ETA accuracy, building automated matching algorithms, and analyzing how various app features involved in matching are used.

Stanford, Ca, Us

I studied theoretical biophysics in the lab of Professor Andrew Spakowitz. I have published on several research projects spanning several different areas. In my early PhD work, I performed Monte Carlo simulations for a coarse-grained model of clathrin protein assemblies on a cell membrane (clathrin proteins form cages around extracellular cargo, enabling the process of endocytosis where cells can take take in molecules from their outside environment). The bulk of my PhD work has focused on using models from polymer physics to describe the motion of chromosomal DNA. Specifically, I have done projects that help interpret the motion of DNA during segregation in bacteria and predict the dynamic correlations between connected DNA regions in both bacteria and eukaryotes. I have collaborated with the groups of several other professors on these projects, including Paul Wiggins, W.E. Moerner, Jan Liphardt, and Aaron Straight.

Pasadena, Ca, Us

Worked in the Lab of Professor David Tirrell. Directed evolution via site-specific saturation mutagenesis of aminoacyl transferases for the incorporation of non canonical amino acids into proteins in E. coli.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Chemical Engineering

Bachelor'S Degree, Chemical Engineering