Summary
Daniel Grzenda is a data scientist and graduate research assistant with a decade of experience applying machine learning, deep learning, and robotics to problems at the intersection of genetics, evolution, and cognition. He holds an MS in Data Science from the University of San Francisco and is pursuing a PhD focused on high-performance computing and AI at the University of Chicago, where he transitioned from staff data scientist to research roles. His background spans academia and industry—including software engineering and data science positions at Vium and SF17—bringing production-minded engineering to research problems. Based in Chicago, he combines computational rigour with biological insight, often working on projects that bridge scalable models and experimental science.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor’s Degree Computer Science, Bachelor’s Degree Computer Science at University of Vermont
Master of Science - MS Data Science Data Science, Master of Science - MS Data Science Data Science at University of San Francisco
PhD High Performance Computing and Aritifical Intelligence Computer Science, PhD High Performance Computing and Aritifical Intelligence Computer Science at University of Chicago
English