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Anson Whitmer
Head of Data at Calm
Anson Whitmer is a highly experienced professional in the fields of experimentation, analytics, applied statistics, machine-learning, data engineering, and communication.
With a strong academic background, Anson earned a Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology and Neuroscience from the University of Colorado at Boulder, followed by postdoctoral studies in Cognitive Science and Clinical Neuroscience at Stanford University.
Anson also holds a B.S. in Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Anson has held significant positions in various organizations, including being the Head of Data Science at Calm, Lead Data Scientist at Calm, and Data Scientist at Calm.
Prior to these roles, Anson gained experience as an Engineer at Heartcoins, a Traveler at The World, a Supervisor Data Scientist at AKQA, a Data Science Fellow at Zipfian Academy, and a Scientific Consultant at Lumos Labs (Lumosity). Anson also served as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University.
Highlights
We are searching for our first Head of Growth at Mental - the first mental health app built for men. We are early on and looking for someone who is experienced in growth, likes to wear multiple hats, likes to own a space, and is hungry to make a massive dent on the world.
See job link in the comments. I really appreciate any reshares!
For this Thanksgiving, I'm thankful that I get to be doing the work I'm doing. Below is a screenshot of our most recent review on the app store.
We have built Mental primarily for the guys who are doing okay or even excelling in life, just maybe feeling a bit stuck or dealing with a lot of stress (which in 2023 is actually, most of us!). Or for the biohackers looking for a simpler, more entertaining way to tweak their routines.
But we want our product to be a full stack solution.
So that if you go through a challenge much tougher than normal, we have your back through that too. Our product is still early but seeing that we are already having this type of impact is hugely meaningful to me.
I've lost people close to me. They didn't get the type of support they needed. That needs to change.
(note - if you are in a crisis state, please see someone in person or ring 988).
