Ouboti Djaneye-Boundjou

Ouboti Djaneye-Boundjou

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  • Timeline

  • About me

    AI, ML, & Control Systems | Search Modeling @ Nike

  • Education

    • College Chaminade Lome-kara

      2003 - 2006
      High School Science
    • University of Dayton

      2011 - 2013
      Master of Science (MS) Electrical Engineering 4.00

      Activities and Societies: National Society of Black Engineers, National Society of Collegiate Scholars Conducted research on particle swarm optimization.Thesis: Particle Swarm Optimization Stability Analysis

    • University of Dayton

      2007 - 2011
      Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering 3.86
    • University of Dayton

      2013 - 2017
      Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Electrical and Electronics Engineering 4.00

      Activities and Societies: Outreach Programs at the University of Dayton School of Engineering - Volunteer/Helper IEEE - member Research topics and projects include system identification, continuous-time and discrete-time control, linear and nonlinear control, adaptive control, aircraft control, and robotics. Dissertation: Discrete-time Concurrent Learning for System Identification and Applications: Leveraging Memory Usage for Good Learning

  • Experience

    • University of Dayton

      Feb 2011 - Dec 2017

      Conducted extensive research and executed projects spanning Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), system identification (SysID), linear and nonlinear control, adaptive control, aircraft control, and robotics.Innovated an adaptive PSO algorithm capable of robust performance without the need for precise parameter tuning, distinguishing it from traditional PSO algorithms. Applied this algorithm effectively and successfully in simulation to fine-tune Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) controllers, as well as, in practice for a robotic calibration project.Developed novel memory-based discrete-time adaptive learning algorithms tailored for on-line function approximation, achieving superior learning generalizations without necessitating exogenous input signals. Implemented these algorithms in both simulation and practice for system identification of a robotic arm.Engineered MATLAB/Simulink programs for the simulation and validation of theoretical findings and the effective implementation of designed algorithms, ensuring seamless integration of the said theoretical findings into practical applications. Show less

      • Research Assistant (Control Systems)

        Aug 2011 - Dec 2017
      • Electronics Lab Teaching Assistant

        Feb 2011 - Dec 2017
    • University of Dayton

      Aug 2018 - Feb 2021

      Explored cutting-edge methodologies at the intersection of computer immunology and AI to develop antimalware systems for mitigating avionics cyber vulnerabilities.Applied NLP techniques such as the Latent Dirichlet Allocation algorithm, ML, and Deep Learning (DL) to engineer effective and efficient systems capable of accurately classifying malware programs in a highly imbalanced dataset, exceeding 500 GB in size.Leveraged Genetic Programming (GP) for generating improved functional measures that can be paired with a classifier and optimized the computational efficiency of the generation process via MATLAB’s MEX functions, which invoke C/C++ subroutines.Designed a generative model using evolutionary algorithms, as well as statistical functionality and novelty tests. Show less

      • Postdoctoral Researcher (AI / ML based Cybersecurity; SWEC Federal Project)

        Oct 2018 - Feb 2021
      • Adjunct Faculty

        Aug 2018 - Feb 2021
    • University of Cincinnati

      Aug 2019 - Feb 2021
      Sr. Research Associate (AI / ML Cybersecurity; SWEC Federal Project)

      Assisted the research of AI and ML approaches to cybersecurity, focusing on the co-evolution of programs to engineer resilient detection systems capable of identifying emerging threats.Employed advanced techniques for crafting adversarial examples to augment the feature set of malware programs, aiming to enrich the training data and, as a result, enhance the efficacy of detection models.Applied sophisticated adversarial attack mitigation strategies to strengthen detection systems. Show less

    • Nike

      Nov 2021 - now
      Lead Data Scientist, Search Modeling

      Conducted in-depth research and experimentation utilizing Nike’s diverse and expansive data landscape to validate and refine various retrieval and ranking models, including Large Language Model-based, personalized, and multi-objective models, to enhance search relevance and ranking performance on Nike .COM and APP platforms.Built and maintained robust production data, model training, and model serving pipelines within Nike’s MLOPs ecosystem, while ensuring seamless integration and operation efficiency.Collaborated closely with cross-functional teams of business and engineering stakeholders to conduct A/B testing of models. Spearheaded a strategic data science initiative in partnership with voice-of-consumer stakeholders, conceptualizing and implementing a proof-of-concept text analytics and Natural Language Processing (NLP) tool to extract actionable insights from consumer data to drive informed decision-making and product improvements. Built and maintained production data product, model training, and model serving pipelines within Nike’s MLOPs ecosystem.Worked closely with business and engineering stakeholders to A/B test models. Led data science partnership with voice-of-consumer stakeholders to design proof-of-concept text analytics and Natural Language Processing (NLP) tools to garner insights from consumer data. Show less

  • Licenses & Certifications

  • Honors & Awards

    • Awarded to Ouboti Djaneye-Boundjou
      The Brother Louis H. Rose, S.M., '33 Award of Excellence to the Outstanding Junior in Electrical Engineering. School of Engineering at the University of Dayton May 2010 The scholarship recognizes hard work and dedication and academic success