Simone Palamara

Simone Palamara has diverse work experience in the field of data science and information technology. Simone started their career as a Visiting Researcher at The University of Sheffield in 2014. From there, they worked as a Research Fellow at Dipartimento di matematica - Politecnico di Milano, where they focused on the numerical modeling of the electrical activity of the heart for the study of ventricular dissincrony. Simone presented their research at conferences worldwide and engaged with the scientific community. Simone then joined Moviri as an Information Technology Analyst and later transitioned into the role of an Information Technology Consultant. In 2018, they joined AXA Italia as a Data Scientist and eventually became the Lead Data Scientist. Throughout their career, they have also served as the Head Teaching Assistant at Politecnico di Milano, teaching numerical methods in engineering to a large audience. The summary reflects Simone's professional growth and expertise across various roles and organizations.

Simone Palamara has a strong education background in mathematics and engineering. They earned a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Mathematical Models and Methods in Engineering from Politecnico di Milano from 2012 to 2015. Prior to that, they received a Master of Science Degree in Mathematical Engineering from the same institution between 2009 and 2011. Simone also holds a Bachelor's degree in Mathematical Engineering from Politecnico di Milano, which was completed from 2006 to 2009. They obtained their high school Diploma from Liceo Scientifico Linguistico Statale "Paolo Giovio" from 2001 to 2006.

In addition to their strong academic background, Simone has also obtained relevant certifications. These include the "AWS Certified Machine Learning - Specialty" certification from Amazon Web Services (AWS), which was obtained in February 2023. Simone also holds a "CCA Spark and Hadoop Developer" certification from Cloudera, obtained in 2017. Finally, they achieved the TOEFL IBT certification from ETS in August 2009.