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    George Xing

    George Xing

    Building @supergrain. Previously Head of Analytics @lyft. Econ and CS at @princeton-university

    CEO San Francisco Princeton University '11
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    Experience
    Supergrain
    Supergrain
    Founder, Co-founder & CEO 2021 - Present (over 5 years)
    We're building Supergrain to enable the next generation of data-driven organizations. Supergrain is a new type of data platform where data analysts can define their metrics... more centrally and deliver them to decision-makers in the interfaces of their choice.
    Lyft
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    Lyft
    Head of Decision Science Products 2018 - Present (over 8 years)
    Built a cross-functional business operations team responsible for running the business. DSP sits at the intersection of growth, operations, finance, and data science. The... more team is responsible for business measurement, growth investments, regional decision-making, strategic planning, and research.
    Head of Analytics 2014 - 2018 (about 4 years)
    Built a 60-person analytics team from scratch in a high-growth environment. Hired analysts, data scientists, and business intelligence engineers. Drove data strategy and overall... more decision-making for the company during a period where the business grew 100x.
    Indiegogo
    Indiegogo
    Data Scientist 2012 - 2014 (about 2 years)
    Data engineering, ETL pipelines, product analytics, fraud models, recommendation engines.
    Morgan Stanley
    Morgan Stanley
    Fixed Income Analyst 2011 - 2012 (about 1 year)
    Build quantitative models, researched and traded G10 and Asian currencies.
    Founder
    Supergrain
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    Morgan Stanley, Indiegogo, Lyft
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    About
    Achievements

    I built and led the analytics team at Lyft from 0 to 60+ people in 4 years. The team was responsible for decision-making and data engineering across the company during a time when the business grew more than 100x. In my most recent role, I built a data-centric business operations team that runs the business, builds decision platforms, and develops the company's long-term plans and growth trajectory.

    Describe the most impressive thing you've done.
    Skills
    Analytics Data Science Recruiting Team Building Business Operations Data Engineering Business Intelligence Product Development
    Locations
    San Francisco
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