Data Engineer
Daniel Gallant
Daniel supports the development of LMIC’s data pipeline by optimizing processes and gathering, cleaning and labelling data. Previously, he worked in the renewable energy sector in the UK, modelling engineering problems using various programming languages. He has a bachelor’s and master’s degree in mechanical engineering from The University of Edinburgh.
Outside work, Daniel enjoys cycling and hiking.
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