Jay Chaudhuri is the Chief Technology Officer at Doctors Without Borders USA, leading technology strategy across product, innovation, and data. A graduate of Cornell and Carnegie Mellon, he applies over a decade of experience in monitoring and evaluation to humanitarian contexts, focusing on data-driven solutions.
Jay is passionate about the intersection of data and humanitarian aid, with a specific focus on urban informal settlements. This reflects a deep commitment to addressing complex challenges in vulnerable communities. He has a strong interest in statistical analysis, particularly using the R programming language.
Before becoming a CTO, he spent over a decade using real-time data to detect and respond to emerging humanitarian threats.
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