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Daniel Brady

Founder

Founder at Orita

Brooklyn, New York, United States

FoundedOrita

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Crystal HuangunlockedDaniel: together at Harvard University (2007–2011)
Γ—4Daniel: together at Harvard University
Γ—4Daniel: together at University of California, Berkeley
Γ—3Daniel: together at Boston Children's Hospital

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Experience

  1. oritaCo-Chief Executive Officercurrent2023 β€” presentGreater New York City Area
  2. orita consultingCo-Founder2017 β€” 2023
  3. The Mount Sinai HospitalNeuroscientist & Data Scientist2013 β€” 2023Greater New York City Area
  4. FreelanceEcommerce Data Science Consultant2016 β€” 2017Greater New York City Area
  5. AlfredHead of Data Science and Analytics2015 β€” 2016Greater New York City Area
  6. WunwunChief Data and Analytics Officer at Wunwun2013 β€” 2015Greater New York City Area
  7. UCSFPostdoctoral Fellow in Neuroscience2012 β€” 2013
  8. Boston Children's HospitalResearch Scientist & Graduate Student2007 β€” 2012

Skills & more

Machine Learning15Data Science11Software Development10Statistical Data Analysis6Data Modeling1Business Intelligence (BI)Team BuildingData-driven Decision MakingProbabilistic ModelsData VisualizationBusiness StrategyGrowth Strategies
+8 moreProduct DevelopmentQuantitative ResearchSoftwareNeuroscienceSystems AnalysisPythonRMySQL

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Who is Daniel Brady?
Founder at Orita
Where does Daniel Brady work?
Daniel Brady is Founder of Orita.
What companies did Daniel Brady found?
Daniel Brady founded Orita.
Where did Daniel Brady go to school?
Daniel Brady studied at Harvard University (Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Neurobiology); University of California, Berkeley (Bachelor of Arts (BA), Cellular and Molecular Biology, Psychology).

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