Andy Martin
I'm CTO at MJH Life Sciences in central New Jersey, rewiring tech and data with AI, personalization, and agents.
Before MJH I was engineering director for Audible's machine learning and AI platform, the recommendation and personalization systems behind a global listening catalog. I live in Montgomery, NJ with my wife Kerry and our five kids. Information omnivore by disposition.
WORK
The team is shipping fast on a generational rebuild of MJH's personalization stack: one system deciding what each reader sees across web, email, SMS, and live events.
[FEATURE ONE] and [FEATURE TWO] are the surfaces I'd point at first. [AUDIENCE] healthcare professionals are on the other end of it, and a team of [TEAM SIZE] builds the machinery that personalizes for each of them.
We're hiring across engineering, data, and ML. Come build with us.
IDEAS
INFORMATION
- live draftigami
Scorigami for the NFL Draft: a grid of every position-by-pick combination that has and hasn't happened since 1994. The empty squares are the point.
- mature njschooldata
A tidy R and Python interface to the hodgepodge of New Jersey Department of Education data.
DISCOVERY
- live splicepod
Your personal podcast mixtape. Build a curated feed across everything you listen to.
- mature weird charts
A handcrafted collection of strange and captivating charts. Submissions welcome.
- live safe to eat
A five-year archive of the podcast episodes worth keeping.
COMMUNITY
- wip office hours
A lightweight way to hold open office hours, so a calendar isn't the thing standing between a question and an answer.
- live splicepod
The same mixtape, pointed outward. Hand a feed to a friend and find out what they actually listen to.
Why almart.in
At UChicago orientation, my class was the first to claim usernames. I
was early in line, so Andrew Layne Martin of Eagan, Minnesota became
almartin. Same handle on
Gmail in April 2004; almart.in followed about fifteen years later.
(Apologies to the other A. Martins whose mail keeps landing in my inbox.)
On the bench right now, from weird charts: "what a fantastic chart from @kevinmuir showing how unusual this earnings season has been"