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Kevin Tian

Founder

Founder at Doppel

San Francisco, California, United States

FoundedDoppel

About

Before starting Doppel in 2022, he was a staff engineer and engineering manager at Lyft and spent four years as a senior software engineer at Uber, following earlier roles at FiscalNote and a data science internship at Facebook. He also advised Tola Capital from 2021 to 2023.

Founder at Doppel

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Co-founders at Doppel

RMRahul Madduluri
Rahul MadduluriExecutive Officer, Director

Experience

  1. DoppelCo-Founder and CEOcurrent2022 — presentSan Francisco, California, United States
  2. Tola CapitalAdvisor2021 — 2023
  3. LyftStaff Engineer / Engineering Manager2020 — 2021
  4. UberSenior Software Engineer2016 — 2020San Francisco Bay Area
  5. FiscalNoteJunior Software Engineer2015 — 2016Washington DC-Baltimore Area
  6. FacebookData Science Intern2015Menlo Park, California

Education

  1. Georgetown UniversityBachelor’s Degree2012 — 2016
  2. Acton Boxborough Regional High School2008 — 2012

Skills & more

Data Analysis31Research24C++16Java14Python15R7SQL8Machine Learning6Data Science5Analytics4HTML8Portfolio Management5
+12 moreSpanishMarketing StrategyWordPressEntrepreneurshipCSSJavaScriptD3.jsPostgreSQLCascading Style Sheets (CSS)Microsoft OfficeSocial MediaPublic Speaking

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Kevin Tian?
Before starting Doppel in 2022, he was a staff engineer and engineering manager at Lyft and spent four years as a senior software engineer at Uber, following earlier roles at FiscalNote and a data science internship at Facebook. He also advised Tola Capital from 2021 to 2023.
Where does Kevin Tian work?
Kevin Tian is Founder of Doppel.
What companies did Kevin Tian found?
Kevin Tian founded Doppel.
Where did Kevin Tian go to school?
Kevin Tian studied at Georgetown University (Bachelor’s Degree); Acton Boxborough Regional High School.

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