Summary
Marc Brooks is a Statistics PhD candidate at the University of Michigan with nine years of hands-on data science and research experience spanning healthcare, finance, and public policy. He builds production-grade ML and data pipelines (GCP, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes) and has led projects from reinforcement-learning credit optimization to automated conversational text analysis that halved audit time for Planned Parenthood. Comfortable with large-scale econometric and survey datasets, Marc has translated complex methods into reproducible code and visualizations for nontechnical stakeholders and taught applied statistics in academic settings. His background bridges applied mathematics, statistical science, and bioinformatics, reflecting a knack for turning messy, high-volume data into actionable insights.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor’s Degree, Applied Mathematics, Bachelor’s Degree, Applied Mathematics at University of California, Berkeley
Master's degree, Statistical Science, Master's degree, Statistical Science at Duke University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Statistics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Statistics at University of Michigan - Rackham Graduate School
English, Spanish