Work in artificial intelligence spans more than a decade, beginning during early university studies and evolving into long-term research and applied engineering practice. From early interest in neural networks to advanced deep learning systems, this work reflects sustained engagement with the field rather than short-term specialization.
Experience covers applied machine learning and deep learning across computer vision and data-driven systems, with particular emphasis on problems that require both methodological rigor and practical system design. This includes model development, data preparation, experimentation, and deployment considerations in real-world environments.
Today, work in artificial intelligence is shaped by a combination of academic research and industry application, with a focus on building robust, interpretable, and scalable AI systems that operate reliably within larger technical and organizational contexts.
Besides everything that interests me and I am doing, my intentions are related to knowledge sharing, also. I am planning to create different EDU materials to help both younger colleagues and experienced engineers outside the DL domain also to come to grips with many different topics, from the prerequisites of Deep Learning such as Python programming, ML/DL and Computer Vision basics, databases, different useful libraries, to the Deep Learning architectures, data sets, training process and the tricks of the trade of Deep Learning and Computer Vision domain.
Python 3 Keras Tensor Flow OpenCV NumPy Pandas Matplotlib
MITK Workbench ImageJ MicroDicom MRIcron
Semantic Segmentation Instance Segmentation Object Detection and Localization Image Classification
Medical Imaging Tumor Segmentation Dataset Development Transfer Learning
Section based on author's recommendation of useful and interesting topics from the AI domain.