I am an enthusiastic computer engineering scientist relishing the academic and industry opportunities to utilize and expand my academically acquired skills in real world environments. I want to contribute new knowledge in my domain of specialization through ground-breaking research work. I want to effectively contribute my skills and experiences as part of a strong team as a Computer Engineer or Computer Scientist, with a focus on my keen interests in artificial intelligence and machine learning.ProfileOlatide Omojaro is a doctoral student in the school of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology. Olatide’s focus is in the field of machine learning, intelligence, and vision. Olatide worked as an Autonomous Driving Software Engineer with Intel Corporation, working on next generation intelligent driving technologies.Olatide has become increasingly prominent in the fields of robotics and design of intelligent machines since earning two Associates’ in Computer Science and Engineering as part of Georgia State University’s Perimeter College’s class of 2015 and his Bachelor’s in Computer Engineering with a Robotics minor as a member of Georgia Institute of Technology’s class of 2018. Olatide has acquired real world experience to supplement his academically acquired skills during numerous internship spells with Fortune 100 companies like Siemens and Intel Corporations.Olatide’s career thus far has been lapped with notable achievements in his career that include three journal publications, named an NSF Fellow, an Intel GEM Fellow, a President’s Fellow, Regent’s outstanding scholar, Intel featured innovator and leader in the making, honored by President Barack Obama for voluntary work in STEM education, and many more.Olatide, an avid entrepreneur with a couple apps on the market, serves in the chief technology officer roles with two startup businesses – HighView Technologies, and Tamsey Financial Services. Olatide also serves as the director of data analysis for African Researchers Academies for Women (ARA-W), a non-profit that works to increase the representation of women in professional STEM fields in West Africa – a cause that Olatide is very passionate about.