Timothy J. Spittle

Manager
Timothy J. Spittle
Boston

Education

M.A., information and data science, UC Berkeley School of Information; B.A., business administration, Northeastern University

Summary of Experience

Mr. Spittle applies his expertise in data science, data analysis, and economic modeling to consulting engagements across a range of industries, including technology, antitrust, intellectual property (IP), energy, and health care. He regularly supports testifying experts in computer science, cybersecurity, technology, and economics in complex litigation involving AI, source code analysis, and data forensics. He has led cross-functional teams in developing innovative, data-driven solutions, including analyzing AI training data and algorithm functionality, conducting cybersecurity incident investigations, designing and analyzing machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP) methodologies, developing novel tools for data analysis, and analyzing large datasets.

Mr. Spittle has extensive experience in technology litigation, including source code review and forensic analysis for patent, copyright, trade secret, and antitrust matters, as well as antitrust and competition matters involving technology design, interoperability, and market dynamics. He has led analyses involving generative AI systems, including AI training data, algorithm functionality, and large language model (LLM) capabilities. His work also includes developing advanced market simulation models, including energy market pricing simulations, and designing and deploying custom applications that optimize data-driven decision making for clients. In the health care and pharmaceutical space, Mr. Spittle’s experience includes developing real-world data collection tools, executing budget impact and cost-effectiveness models, and presenting insights at global conferences. His work on opioid misuse encompasses the development of suspicious order monitoring (SOM) algorithms, publication on harm-reduction models, and cost assessments of opioid misuse. Prior to joining Analysis Group, Mr. Spittle worked as a lending analyst. He has also consulted pro bono on several health care analytics and civic engagement projects.

Timothy J. Spittle
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