Bhavesh Suhagia

Bhavesh Suhagia

A research/software engineer who is passionate about building smarter and safer AI.
Research Engineer at AQR Capital
location markerGreenwich, CT

desired roles

  • Research EngineerMid Level
  • Machine Learning EngineerMid Level

work type

Full time

Python
C
R
Java
Matlab
SQL
D3.js
Machine Learning
Data Analysis
Computer vision
Deep Learning

work experiences

Research Engineer
July 2017 - present
AQR Capital, Greenwich
Software EngineerAugust 2016 - July 2017
American Express, New York
Developing and testing microservices for a commercial platform using Java Developed a Java based web-application for automatic form completion using OCR

education

Nanodegree Program, Self Driving Nanodegree
March 2017 - present
Udacity
Bachelor, Computer Science
May 2016
Georgia Institute of Technology

projects

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Use Deep Learning to Clone Driving Behavior
Deep Learning
Keras
Convolutional Neural Networks

Designed a convolutional neural network for end-to-end driving using TensorFlow/Keras. Used optimization techniques such as regularization and augmentation techniques to generalize the network to drive on multiple tracks.

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Finding Lane Lines on the Road
Computer Vision

Build a computer vision pipeline to detect highway lane lines given real-world image. Used OpenCV library to perform image analysis techniques including Hough Transforms and Canny edge detection to complete the task. The pipeline was then tested on a real-world video sequence

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Stock Clustering

Collected and preprocessed S&P 500 stock data from 2010 - 2015 using R library quandmod. Built various clustering methods such as k-means and hierarchical methods to group stocks into different buckets which represented the volatility of the stock index.

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Sentiment Analysis

Analyzed Amazon text reviews and extracted relevant features using LDA method to discover latent structures and vectorize the raw text. These features were then used to build a sentiment classifier using Naive Bayes in Python. Finally, created a visualization dashboard to display results using Shiny (R).

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