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About
Lucas Gravina
AI research,
AI research,
product & operations.
Management Science & Engineering and Computer Science student at Stanford. I love building and working on products, improving organizations around hard operational problems, and exploring and traveling the world.
Work Experience
Selected roles
Work Experience
AfterQuery
Strategic Projects Intern · Jun–Aug 2026Delivered six training products with 100+ experts, shipped 10+ evaluation harnesses and synthetic-generation pipelines, and automated QA to eliminate 200+ errors.
Origami (YC F24)
Winter Product Intern · Nov–Dec 2025Built 15+ lead refinement systems to qualify 50,000+ data points and engineered workflows that informed AI product development.
Archer Capital Group
Summer Analyst · Jun–Sep 2025Shipped four diligence tools adopted by 40%+ of the firm, interviewed 10+ associates, and analyzed 16 BaaS companies to inform dealmaking.
Complymate
Co-Founder & CEO · Oct 2024–Jun 2025Secured three $1B+ enterprise design partners and shipped an environmental compliance MVP in C++ and Python; wound down to find a bigger problem.
Projects
Things I’ve worked on.
Day N Mayfield
Ran a $170,000 Stanford music festival with 100+ staff, 12 bands, and 1,500+ attendees. Also managed a $90K budget and eight-person team putting on 60+ campus events a year.
Everen, Local AI Hardware
View ↗Designed a speech-to-LLM system and custom hardware interface for private AI that runs locally.
TRIBE, fMRI Media Analysis
View ↗Built an fMRI-informed deception-detection layer on Meta’s TRIBE V2 model, working with AllSides’ Head of AI on media-bias applications.
Online Businesses
Grew several ecommerce businesses to 10 million organic views, 100,000+ followers, and five-figure revenue.
Happening Stanford
Built a web platform used by 1,500+ students to find events at Stanford.
Date Drop
Led the Stanford launch of matchmaking platform Date Drop, growing it from zero to 5,000 users.
Education
Expected 2028
Stanford University
B.S. Management Science & Engineering
Computer Science
3.996
- Introduction to Probability for Computer Scientists
- Introduction to Stochastic Modeling
- Linear Algebra
- Introduction to Matrix Methods
- Programming Abstractions
- Student Government
- Stanford Outdoors Trip Leader
- Stanford ASES
- Kappa Sigma Social Chair