Position: Data Scientist
Category: Data Science
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 11

- As part of aiworker/mindhack.me team I have created one of the 1st working prototypes that connect Brain Computer Interface (Neurosky headset) with AR Google Glass, which allows you to control music and type simple DNA based text just with your brain waves.
- Created and successfully teached few times, online course "Data Science for beginners with R''
I am a Data Scientist and believer in technological singularity.

From 2006 to 2014 I have worked as Data Analytics, applying various mathematical techniques (neural network, fuzzy logic, clustering & classification, multi dimensional time series, regression, statistics) to design complex analytical solutions and visualize data in an interactive way, as well as communicating results, technical constraints, and decisions to the business and non-specialists. Major programming tools that I used at that time was Matlab, R, SAS, C#, C++.

From 2014 my research interests extended far beyond classical math and neural networks, extending to domains of Dynamical Systems, Brain Computer Interfaces, Space Elevator and AR/VR technology. That was a time when I learned  Java/Android programming, was co-founder of a startup, was organizer and  lecturer for the Copernicus Space Elevator bootcamp.

At the end of 2015 I returned to the e-commerce field  as part of NOOSPHERE data science team. In 2017 I joined N-IX, where I worked as a Sr. Data Scientist, responsible for performing R&D and feasibility studies, alongside with technological and scientific consulting. And since mid 2019 shifted to work with fashion startup MySize. During this period, I was involved in development and amplification of the data science teams. And I actively applied k-means/c-means/dbscan, multiple regression, anomaly detection,  state-of-the-art approaches to time-series analysis like FFT/Wavelet transformations, NLP, Convolution Neural Network and other image classifications techniques. R, Python and Matlab were the main programming languages.

My motto could best described by Terence McKenna famous words:
"The universe is an engine designed for the production and conservation of novelty and that as novelty increases, so does complexity. With each level of complexity achieved becoming the platform for a further ascent into complexity."

more details you would find on my linkedin page