Objective: A position teaching computer science, specializing in teaching computer languages.
Summary:
Summary:
- Excellent teacher in IT, very appreciated by students, with a talent for clear explanation and presentation.
- Committed computer science engineer with extended experience in designing approaches to solve research problems and implement functional end-user applications. As a student, won an award for best internship of the year.
- Gifted with people and communication skills, rapid adaptation and learning. Efficient at producing written documents (first author of 8 scientific papers).
- Extensive knowledge of machine learning, pervasive computing and computer vision, as well as many tools useful for implementation and design.
- Skills include: C++, Java, Scala, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Qt, QtQuick 2.2, LATEX, OSGi, Java EE 5, Maven, OpenCV, CMake, gdb, SQL among others.
R&D Engineer
INRIA (PULSAR team)
July 2010
to October 2013
Full-time
Sophia-Antipolis
France
- Engineer in charge of the group tracking task in the European project VANAHEIM.
Detailed Description
- Proposed an algorithm to detect and track groups of people in subway video-surveillance for the European project VANAHEIM.
- Developed using the team’s Scene Understanding Platform, tested, evaluated, prepared demonstrations and presentations, published 2 papers. Integrated into the common project platform.
- Initiated frequently interactions with team members, including guiding of PhD students, in an international office environment. Created documentation of internal tools.
- Organized the Human Activity and Vision Summer School in collaboration with the VANAHEIM project.
- Technical environment: C++, Qt, OpenCV 2.3.1, NetBeans, CMake, gdb, valgrind, corba, wiki.
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