Roland Miezianko, PhD

Roland Miezianko, PhD, has a strong background in machine learning and computer vision. Roland is currently working as a Senior ML Scientist at dMetrics. Prior to this, they were employed at Amazon as a Senior ML/CV Applied Scientist and Applied Science Manager, where they worked on AI special projects in computer vision, machine learning, natural language processing, and knowledge graph. Roland was also involved in projects such as Amazon Care and AWS Comprehend Medical. Before their time at Amazon, Roland worked at Optum as a Director of Machine Learning and Senior Principal ML Scientist, where they applied machine learning and data models to large healthcare datasets. Roland used techniques like image processing and deep neural networks for tasks such as disease predictions, cancer detection, fraud detection, and more. Roland also worked at VIDA as a CV/ML Algorithm Technical Lead, focusing on developing image processing and machine learning techniques for pulmonary imaging and lung cancer detection. Furthermore, they held the position of Chief Scientist at Image Sensing Systems, Inc., where they developed machine learning algorithms for object recognition and signal processing. At Lockheed Martin, Roland worked as a Research Scientist Senior Staff and contributed to DoD-related research projects, including UAV video analytics and object detection. Throughout their career, Roland Miezianko has showcased their expertise in various domains, including machine learning, computer vision, and healthcare.

Roland Miezaniko, PhD, has a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Boston University. Roland also holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Artificial Intelligence Software Systems from Temple University. In addition, Roland has a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree in Computational Informatics from La Salle University. Furthermore, they have obtained certifications in Microsoft Certified Professional from Microsoft Corporation, Project Management from the University of Minnesota, SixSigma Green Belt from Honeywell, and System Design and Operational Effectiveness from Lockheed Martin.