Alex Adamczyk
Practice Area Lead, Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
Alex is LMI’s practice area lead for AI and machine learning, leading efforts to train data scientists, develop AI-based tools, and incorporate machine learning into government business processes. He has been at LMI since July 2021 and was previously a data scientist for Nike and Deloitte Consulting. He has supported numerous clients, including the Department of Defense, the White House Office of Science & Technology Policy, and the State Department’s Center for Analytics. Alex earned his MBA at MIT’s Sloan School of Management and holds degrees in economics and international studies from American University.
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