Our Vision
Healthy Canadian
communities built on trust,
truth, and personal
responsibility.
Our Values
Our number one priority is the health and safety of Canadian families. Access to timely, evidence-based health information empowers families to make informed decisions that align with their values. We believe in democratic data: people contribute to our community by reporting an illness and directly benefit from a more accurate disease dashboard. We also believe in radical data transparency: we only collect what we need and we'll tell you everything we do with it.
Meet the Team
EpiSense is led by a multidisciplinary team combining deep expertise in science, data, and business. Together, we’re building the future of disease tracking: fast, clear, and made for everyone.
External Relations Lead
Michael Daley
Michael brings 20 years of enterprise and technology sales experience to EpiSense, including serving as the top international sales executive at Dropbox and a founding member of Dropbox Canada. A platinum-level performer, he has brokered major contracts, led new business development, and helped organizations design more enlightened ways to work. Michael is a master of relationships, focused on building partnerships and engaging our community.
Operations Lead
Alexandra Kasper
Alexandra is the operations lead at EpiSense, where she brings clarity and structure to complex challenges. Trained as a theoretical physicist and graduating summa cum laude, she later transitioned into project and product management, where she has since excelled in translating technical data into actionable strategies. She is a scientist, educator, and published children's author of the book Mom Has to Poop—a humorous and heartfelt series of affirmations for moms and kids alike.
Technical Lead
Chapin Korosec, PhD
Chapin leads all things technical at EpiSense, drawing on over a decade of experience in data science, algorithm design, and modeling. He holds a PhD in Physics and was awarded the prestigious 2024 Michelson Prized Lectureship—becoming the first Canadian recipient in its 27-year history. A recognized expert in infectious disease modeling, he has published over 10 peer-reviewed papers on modelling vaccine and disease immunogenicity.