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Passionate about data, I enjoy working with it from its inception to the point where it has been transformed into useful information. Using Python, Scala or C#, I design and implement efficient ML pipelines that solve real world problems. I create data workflows, both real-time and batch, that allow easy processing of Big Data into manageable structures. Combining Data Engineering and Data Science I deliver both functionality and information insights. I do not let the data rest. I will analyse it, transform it, plot it, explore it and model it until it has completely revealed itself. I am always looking for interesting challenges to work on, so do not hesitate to contact me if you have one.
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Holsteinsgade 8, St. Th., 2100, Copenhagen, Denmark
- 27306035
- cosmincatalin@gmail.com
- cosminsanda.com
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