Foad Dabiri
About
Foad Dabiri is from San Francisco, California. Foad works in the following industries: "Computer Software", "Internet", "Marketing & Advertising", "Higher Education", and "Information Technology & Services". Foad is currently Senior Manager - ML Engineering at Twitter, located in San Francisco, California. In Foad's previous role as a Board Director at Wanda Inc., Foad worked in until Mar 2020. Prior to joining Wanda Inc., Foad was a CEO at Wanda Inc. and held the position of CEO. Prior to that, Foad was a CEO at Oncoverse from Jan 2016 to Jan 2017. Foad started working as CTO at Wanda Inc. in San Francisco Bay Area in Mar 2014. From Jan 2015 to Jan 2016, Foad was CTO at Oncoverse, based in San Francisco Bay Area. Prior to that, Foad was a Senior Software Engineer at Google from Sep 2012 to Mar 2014. Foad started working as Software Engineer at Google in Mar 2011.
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Wanda is the SaaS AI platform for data-driven remote health management of individuals with chronic conditions, helping organizations move effectively into the value based care model via improving outcomes while reducing cost.
Oncoverse was a joint venture between Dignity Health and Wanda to develop a SaaS collaboration platform as a decision support system for physicians to provide comprehensive care to oncology patients. After completion and launch of the product, Wanda's stake in Oncoverse was acquired by BTG.
Member of the Expanded Match team, part of Search Ads Quality
Contextual text processing from web pages with the goal of extracting concepts of a page and predicting intent, direct and indirect interest of users.
Algorithm and infrastructure design and computational models, specifically contextual machine learning models and information retrieval with applications in health informatics and event predictions.