David Kwame Mensah

David Kwame Mensah

David Kwame Mensah – Lead ML Engineer at OpenAI, expert in deep learning and AI, focusing on scalable neural networks. With a Master's in Machine Learning from UC Berkeley and experience at Google and Tesla, he drives AI advancements across data-rich industries.

davidmensah@investortip.com

Education

  • University: Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)
  • College of Computing Years Attended: 2010–2014 Degree: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, specializing in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • Advanced Degree: Master of Science in Machine Learning and Data Science, University of California, Berkeley (2015–2017)

Additional Training and Certifications Advanced Course:

  • "Deep Learning Specialization," Coursera (2018)
  • Certification: Google Cloud Professional ML Engineer (2019)
  • Certification: Azure AI Engineer Associate, Microsoft (2021)

Languages

  • English: Fluent
  • Spanish: Native
  • French: Intermediate

Professional Skills

  • Machine Learning: Expertise in deep learning and neural networks.
  • Data Processing: Proficient in handling large datasets.
  • AI Solutions: Skilled in cloud-based AI on Google Cloud and Azure.
  • Programming Languages: Python (Expert) C++ (Intermediate) JavaScript, SQL (Intermediate).

Personal Qualities

  • Analytical thinking, leadership, collaborative, and focused on continuous learning.

Publications

  • Research Paper: "Generative Models and Their Role in AI" (2022)
  • Study: "Deep Learning in Autonomous Vehicles" (2021)
  • Publication: "AI for Healthcare Diagnostics" (2020)

Professional Activities

  • Speaker: NeurIPS (2022)
  • Panelist: CVPR (2021)
  • Keynote: AI Summit San Francisco (2020)

Awards and Memberships

  • Award: "Best AI Solution for Autonomous Vehicles" (Tesla, 2019)
  • Membership: ACM
  • Recognition: "Top 30 AI Innovators in North America" (2021)

Interests and Hobbies

  • AI advancements.
  • Reading scientific literature.
  • Active lifestyle, and AI hackathons.
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