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Michael Moldoff
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  • Marai Jimenez Ortiz
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  • Dave Knapp
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  • Jinkook Lee
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  • Yeeun Lee
  • Ruby Ling
  • Ying Liu
  • Rachel Lobo
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  • Kelly Luo
  • Jill Luoto
  • Soeren Mattke
  • Erik Meijer
  • Mary Mitchell
  • Michael Moldoff
  • Emma Nichols
  • Bart Orriens
  • Eva Ortega
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  • Simone Schaner
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  • Patrick Turley
  • Pam Tyler
  • Michael Upchurch
  • Marymar Vacio
  • Arthur Wang
  • Michele Warnock
  • Maya Wedemeyer
  • Bas Weerman
  • McKayla Wenner
  • Jenny Wilkens
  • Chrys Xie
  • Codi Young
  • Gema Zamarro
  • Alyssa Zhou
  • Michael Moldoff
  • Arie Kapteyn
  • Marco Angrisani
  • Alan Arredondo
  • Silvia Helena Barcellos
  • Andrew Becker
  • Daniel Bennett
  • Marta Bilghese
  • Wandi Bruine de Bruin
  • Jeremy Burke
  • Leandro Carvalho
  • Mario Chen
  • Sandy Chien
  • Aidan Cole
  • Graciela Corona
  • Jill Darling
  • Ashlesha Datar
  • Kayla de la Haye
  • Brian Finch
  • Deborah Finkel
  • Grigory Franguridi
  • Maya Fransz-Myers
  • Titus Galama
  • Yadira Garcia
  • Marshall Garland
  • Margaret Gatz
  • Hooman Gol
  • Sarah Goldstein
  • Mark Gonzalez
  • Tadeja Gracner
  • Hunter Green
  • Tania Gutsche
  • Orla Hayden
  • Angelica Hernandez
  • Raymond Hernandez
  • Danish Jain
  • Marai Jimenez Ortiz
  • Brett Jordan
  • Doerte U. Junghaenel
  • Miles Kimball
  • Dave Knapp
  • Tarra Kohli
  • Jinkook Lee
  • Pey-Jiuan Lee
  • Yeeun Lee
  • Ruby Ling
  • Ying Liu
  • Rachel Lobo
  • Italo Lopez Garcia
  • Jessica Lozano
  • Kelly Luo
  • Jill Luoto
  • Soeren Mattke
  • Erik Meijer
  • Mary Mitchell
  • Emma Nichols
  • Bart Orriens
  • Eva Ortega
  • Astrid Ouyang
  • Tabasa Ozawa
  • Blake Palomino
  • Hae Yeun Park
  • Francisco Perez-Arce
  • Sarah Petrosyan
  • Drystan Phillips
  • Olivia Pomeroy
  • Maria Jose Prados
  • Lila Rabinovich
  • Amie Rapaport
  • Catalina Ruple
  • Anna Saavedra
  • Swaroop Samek
  • Evan Sandlin
  • Htay-Wah Saw
  • Simone Schaner
  • Stefan Schneider
  • Daniel Silver
  • Arthur Stone
  • Alejandra Tantamango
  • Kyla Thomas
  • Meynard John Toledo
  • Rory Torres
  • Patrick Turley
  • Pam Tyler
  • Michael Upchurch
  • Marymar Vacio
  • Arthur Wang
  • Michele Warnock
  • Maya Wedemeyer
  • Bas Weerman
  • McKayla Wenner
  • Jenny Wilkens
  • Chrys Xie
  • Codi Young
  • Gema Zamarro
  • Alyssa Zhou

Michael Moldoff

Programmer Analyst IV
Contact
VPD, Room 501H
213.821.2738
mmoldoff@usc.edu
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Curriculum Vitae
Biographical Sketch
Michael Moldoff has joined the USC Dornsife Center for Economic and Social Research (CESR) as a research analyst. His work focuses on the design and implementation of data collection projects, which consists of creating program coding, testing, debugging, documentation, and  maintenance, with a particular concentration in survey development, relational databases, data collection and analysis.  At RAND, he was the lead programmer of the newly re-designed wealth imputations, which is a heavily used component of the larger Health and Retirement Study (HRS). The HRS is a longitudinal study of the aging population in the United States whose data is used by researchers around the world.  He has also worked on other longitudinal surveys such as ELSA and SHARE in both a programming and data codebook creation role.  His work has specialized in logistic regression, missing data techniques, survey analysis, and statistical sampling and  modeling.  Since joining CESR, Michael has programmed a recent survey on public perception of any potential Ebola virus outbreak, and is currently working to create a version of the HRS that survey respondents will be able to complete online.  He is proficient in the languages SAS, R,  SPSS, STATA, C, and plans to add PHP to the list soon.
Education
M.A. Statistics, Yale University, 2006
B.S. Mathematics/Statistics, University of Connecticut, 2005
Employment
Data Analyst, University of Southern California, 2014
Research Programmer, RAND Corporation, 2011-2014
Mathematical Statistician, US Census Bureau, 2006-2011
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