ML and DL Solutions for Banking Anomaly Detection
In the dynamic realm of banking, ensuring effective anomaly detection is paramount. Utilising my expertise in state-of-the-art ML algorithms and advanced Deep Learning techniques, I tackled this imperative at Deutsche Bank, a globally recognized leader in financial services. The solution involved several critical stages:
Identifying relevant data from various sources.
Researching and testing optimal Machine Learning algorithms for tabular data analysis.
Exploring and validating appropriate Deep Learning models for extracting insights from textual data (Natural Language Processing).
Integrating the resulting models into the rigorous banking environment, complete with all necessary software engineering components: Python, Object-Oriented Programming, Algorithm Design and Complexity, Deployment, and more.
About expert
A Machine Learning Engineer at Deutsche Bank.
Alin-Gabriel applied their knowledge of Natural Language Processing, Machine learning, Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning in Banking, Software Development and Finance on the following markets: Italy, Germany, Singapore and The USA.
Alin-Gabriel built products like Anomaly Detection System using the variety of tools.
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