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SUMMARY

  • Machine Learning Software Engineer, skills in Computer Vision, AI, and Deep Learning
  • Coding skills: Python; C/C++, TensorFlow; Java, MATLAB, JavaScript, and SQL
  • Knowledge of Agile SDLC, RDBMS, and scikit - learn, NumPy, Pandas libraries

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Programming: Java, Python, MATLAB, C/C++, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, TypeScript, JSP

Deep Learning/Machine Learning: TensorFlow, scikit-learn, NumPy, Pandas, Plotting libraries

Database: SQL, MySQL, SQL Server, ORACLE, DynamoDB, FileMaker Pro

Other: Eclipse, GIT, JIRA, SQL Developer, Anaconda, IntelliJ, Windows, Mac OS, Ubuntu

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Research Assistant

Confidential, Boston

Responsibilities:

  • Researching how to include nanotechnology in high school and post-secondary education.
  • Developed lego based AFM, and programmed it using LAB view.

Software Developer Intern

Confidential, Boston

Responsibilities:

  • Created and provided regular updates for University website and intranet network. In corporate object-oriented techniques for conceptual and technical design.
  • Implemented Agile practices based on project requirements; coded application components using test-driven approach.
  • Assisted integration of front end and back end applications, along with data migration and data management solutions. Wrote complex database MySQL queries.
  • Executed testing and troubleshooting procedures for website applications, and components.

Computer Vision Research Assistant

Confidential, Boston

Responsibilities:

  • Implemented simple scripting language allowing users without programming experience to set up gaze-contingent text displays. Language displayed text on-screen and defined keywords dat triggered actions when users viewed them.
  • Actions were specific sound file or bitmap image being displayed at a given position on screen
  • Conducted experiment on 15 users under static control condition, and 4 conditions displaying 20 written words each.
  • Results suggest dat users prefer gaze-contingent text enhancement, but instead of presenting identical information in different forms, should provide additional information related to attended words.
  • Constructed data samples in proper format (feature construction and class label assignment) used as input data for various machine learning algorithms.
  • Experimental samples were used to implement teh Scalable and Accurate OnLine Approach to feature selection (SAOLA) to get most relevant features.
  • Trained different classification models on training samples from SAOLA; evaluated them on test samples.

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