Sahil Rasane Email & Phone Number

Sahil Rasane is a Senior NLP Engineer at Language Scientific. He is proficient in German, Hindi, Marathi and English. Colleagues describe him as "Dear Sir/Madam: I am writing this letter to support Sahil Rasane’s future application. I am a professor of computer science at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, and Mr. Rasane has been working with me for almost 10 months. I have been active for over 10 years in the machine learning field, with efforts in reinforcement learning and deep learning, and for almost 20 years in total in many other domains in IT and computer science. Much of my work is summarized at http://webpages.uncc.edu/mlee173 or through my LinkedIn account at https://www.linkedin.com/in/minwoojakelee. Mr. Rasane took my graduate machine learning course in the fall of 2019. This course required students to learn the Python programming language, fully understand a number of machine learning algorithms in Python, design experiments to explore the algorithms’ capabilities and write reports on their work using Jupyter Notebook. They had to do this for a total of six programming/writing assignments, ten reading assignments, and a semester-long project, a lot of work to cram into one semester. Ms. Rasane exerted his efforts to work hard on all the assignments and the class project. He has finished the course with an A. Since then, his interests in machine learning increased to join my BCI research project analyzing brain signals for advanced human-AI interactions. He investigated the deep learning solutions to detect and classify noise brain signals and implementing algorithms and tools for it. He is self-motivated to take in charge of studying new research topics. His project work has continued this spring semester and his work will be published in nearest future. I believe that Mr. Rasane will thrive in your company and he will be a strong and positive member of any team to which she is assigned. If you have any questions, feel free to email me (Minwoo.lee@uncc.edu). Sincerely, Minwoo Lee Assistant Professor Computer Science Department College of Computing and Informatics University of North Carolina, Charlotte"