Dominik Moritz is an accomplished computer science professor, researcher, and ML/HCI expert who has made significant contributions to the data visualization and analysis field. He is currently a Research Scientist at Apple, where he works on developing scalable and interactive systems to enhance user experiences. Additionally, he co-leads the Data Interaction Group at Carnegie Mellon University, where he formerly held a professorship. Prior to these roles, Moritz completed his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computer Science at the University of Washington, where he interned at both Google AI and Microsoft Research.

Moritz's achievements in data visualization and analysis have been recognized by premier academic venues and praised by communities using Python and JavaScript. He has worked on projects with Streamlit and Open Knowledge Foundation and contributed to research teams at Google and Microsoft. Moritz's expertise includes machine learning, human-computer interaction, IT systems engineering, research, teaching, and development. He is passionate about developing state-of-the-art technologies that transform and improve user experiences in data analysis and visualization.