Christopher Llop

Boston
Education
M.I.D.S., information and data science, UC Berkeley School of Information; B.S., electrical engineering, State University of New York at Buffalo
Summary of Experience
Mr. Llop brings deep expertise in data science, natural language processing, software development, and analytics to consulting engagements in areas such as technology, software, intellectual property, and energy. His experience includes managing analytics teams studying both structured and unstructured datasets of all sizes, developing novel tools for data and source code analysis, reviewing source code for patent and copyright infringement, and modeling the dynamics of a variety of markets, including energy. Mr. Llop has managed multiple software development projects, which have involved the deployment of machine learning models for use by physicians, as well as the use of wearable devices and smartphones to gather data as part of medical studies. His experience supporting experts in data science- and technology-related litigation matters has ranged from processing big data in the cloud to reverse-engineering the source code used for cloud computing itself. In the energy sector, Mr. Llop has modeled proposed market rule impacts and analyzed the competitiveness of rate structures. He is a virtual lecturer for Python Fundamentals for Data Science, a highly rated class at the University of California, Berkeley.
Selected Cases
Selected Publishing
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Pathways Study: Evaluation of Pathways to a Future Grid
White Paper, April 2022
2022Schatzki T, Llop C, Ross P, Shen J, Stuart D, Farrel T, McManamy C, Daniels L, Ma S
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Antibiotic treatment patterns, costs, and resource utilization among patients with community acquired pneumonia: a US cohort study
Hospital Practice. Feb 2017;45(1):1-8
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Study to Establish New York Electricity Market ICAP Demand Curve Parameters
White Paper, September 2016
2016Hibbard P, Schatzki T, Aubuchon C, Llop C, Berk E
News
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July 19, 2022
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June 1, 2022
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April 20, 2022
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April 23, 2021
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April 15, 2020
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January 23, 2019