Patryk Seweryn

Patryk Seweryn has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Patryk started their career as a Supply Chain Development Intern at BSH Home Appliances Group in 2013, where they were involved in creating and implementing production line improvements and improving efficiencies in the office and production site.

In 2016, Patryk completed a 3-month internship as a Computer Aided Design Engineer at MAPAL Poland, where they designed stainless steel sheet furniture and accessories, supervised the manufacturing process, prepared technical drawings, and liaised with the French branch of the company.

Patryk then worked as a Data Analyst at ASDirect Sp. z o.o. in early 2017, before joining Liki Mobile Solutions as a Junior Java Developer, where they were responsible for back-end development for web applications.

Since 2018, Patryk has been working at Digica, starting as a Data Scientist and later being promoted to Senior Data Scientist. Patryk is involved in researching, implementing, and commercializing intelligent software across the AI spectrum, with a particular focus on deep learning in computer vision and 'AI on the Edge'. Patryk collaborates with major companies and start-ups in industries such as automotive, defense, medical, technology, and telecommunications.

Patryk Seweryn has a solid education history with various degrees in different fields. Patryk began their academic journey at Lodz University of Technology in 2012, where they pursued an Engineer's Degree in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Computer Science. This program lasted from 2012 to 2016. Following this, they decided to further their education by pursuing a Master's Degree in Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering at Arts et Métiers ParisTech - École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts et Métiers. This program took place from 2014 to 2017. In 2016, while still pursuing their Master's, Patryk Seweryn enrolled in Lodz University of Technology again, but this time to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Informatyka, which they completed in 2018.