Emily Valentino Email & Phone Number

Austin, Texas, United States

My duties ranged from data collection to model hosting, I was responsible for every step in the pipeline for my given projects. I had a total of two projects during my time with Magnus, one was an estimated time of arrival (ETA) model and the other was a truck driver churn model. Given that the data science team was new, my co-worker and I established a data lake, model endpoints and functional APIs for our projects, all which were constructed to be scale-able. The company was shifting to half-integrate Amazon Web Services (AWS), thus our pipeline was constructed using many tools from AWS such as Glue Data Catalog, Athena, Sagemaker, Single and Multi Model endpoints and Model Monitor.

Helping an astro-physics professor create a mail server using AWS, then attempt to remotely upgrade the campus cluster for student usage, and finally communicate and help optimize a bioinformatics professor about his biological model that tries to automatically count cell clustering using snapshots.

Union, New Jersey, United States

Helping students overcome complex concepts and processes from mathematics and computer science classes. Giving students advice and guiding them to use knowledge they know to help them with never before seen problems. My main motto was to learn through error, because those are the problems you learn to do best.