Principal R&D Researcher (15+ years of experience), R&D Technical Leader (10+ years of experience), and R&D Manager (8+ years of experience). Running and managing industrial research and academic collaboration (35+ publications, 30+ patents). Hiring and transforming AI/ML teams. Inspired by theoretical computer science and how it changes the world.
Dr. Aleksandr Petiushko is a Sr. Director, Head of Artificial Intelligence Research at Autonomous Driving company Gatik (Mountain View, California), an Adjunct Professor at Sofia University (Palo Alto, California) teaching courses on ML and AI, and a lecturer at Lomonosov MSU and MIPT, giving lectures on the Theory of Deep Learning. Before Gatik, worked as Director, Head of ML Research at Nuro, as a Team Lead / Scientific Expert, Chief Scientist at Huawei, as a Managing Director / Leading Scientific Researcher at Artificial Intelligence Research Institute. The Ph.D. dissertation is at the intersection of Discrete Mathematics and Computer Linguistics. Research interests lie in the applications of empirical and theoretical robustness (publications at ECCV, IJCAI, AAAI, CVPR, NeurIPS).
PhD in Theoretical Computer Science, 2016
Lomonosov Moscow State University
MSc in Mathematics, 2006
Lomonosov Moscow State University
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Russian name - “Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences”, defended at Lomonosov MSU, Department of Mechanics and Mathematics.
Dissertation “Bigram Languages”, major 01.01.09 - Discrete Mathematics and Mathematical Cybernetics. Abstract. Youtube recording (all links are in Russian).
Russian name - “specialist” (theoretical and applied mathematics), major in the discrete mathematics at Lomonosov MSU, Department of Mechanics and Mathematics.
Thesis “Dynamic adjustment of signals”. Incomplete (but the best that I could find) text (in Russian).
GPA 4.89/5, Diploma with honors.
High School, Briansk Pushkin’s Lycee, Physics and Mathematics major.
Gold medal.
A novel approach to bring two worlds - Imitation and Reinforcement Learning - together for Safe Planning.
A practical approach to generate forehand printed patch to fool the best FaceID system - Arcface - in real world.
I’m open to any public and private technical talks and collaboration regarding Autonomy, Self-Driving, Certified and Adversarial Robustness, and Discrete Mathematics; interested to share the methodological principles of teaching Machine Learning.