Madhu Ramiah

Madhu Ramiah has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries.

Starting in 2010, Madhu worked as a Researcher and Web Application Developer at Anna University Chennai, where they conducted research on mobile security using biometrics. Madhu also took part in IBM's "The Great Mind Challenge" competition, developing an attractive and user-friendly web interface.

In 2012, Madhu joined EMC as a Software Developer, where they designed a data table model for managing databases and enhanced the security of eRoom using httpOnly cookie.

In 2015, Madhu worked at a Summer Camp as a Staff member, teaching k12 students the basics of programming and helping them create their own games.

Madhu then joined CareerWaze in 2016 as a Senior Machine Learning Research Scientist, followed by a position at Verimatrix as an R&D Engineer, Analytics, where they worked until 2019.

From 2019 to 2022, Madhu worked at Dave - Banking For Humans as a Senior Data Scientist and later as a Lead Data Scientist. In this role, they led Dave's machine learning-based underwriting engine and significantly increased advance disbursement volume and revenue.

Currently, Madhu is employed at Brigit as a Senior Data Science Manager, starting in 2022.

Overall, Madhu Ramiah has gained extensive experience in data science, machine learning, software development, and research throughout their career.

Madhu Ramiah obtained a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) degree in Information Technology from Anna University. This education took place from 2008 to 2012. Later, Madhu pursued a Master's Degree in Computer Science from the University of Southern California, which occurred from 2015 to 2016. In addition to formal education, Madhu also obtained several certifications, including "Data Visualization for Data Analysts" from lynda.com in September 2015 and "Oracle Certified Associate, Java SE 7 Programmer" from Oracle in October 2014. Madhu also attained an "AWS Certified Developer- Associate" certification, but the exact month and year of completion are not provided.