I am a Computer Vision Scientist/Engineer, passionate about creating impactful AI-enabled applications using images
and videos.
Currently, I am working in the development of segmentation and detection algorithms for endoscopy at Odin
Vision/Olympus. My PhD research at Durham University, supervised by Prof. Toby Breckon
and Dr. Noura Al Moubayed, focused racial bias within face recognition. I developed generative models for creating
controllable
and realistic facial images to mitigate bias in face recognition. My background in computer vision spans a wide
range of
applications—from broad areas like 3D action recognition during my master's studies, to specific challenges such as
caecum landmarks detection at Odin Vision and snack and beverage detection at Prohotech in
customized settings.
In my free time, I enjoy activities like badminton 🏸, hiking 🥾, cycling 🚲, and photography 📸.
Work
Research Scientist · Odin Vision (Jan 2024 – Present)
Demonstrator · Durham University (Sep 2019 – Jul 2021)