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Nachiket Mehta: Inside the Data Mesh at Wayfair

Jim Griffin May 31, 2025

Nachiket is the Global Head, Data & Analytics Engineering at Wayfair. In that role, he spearheaded the company’s global implementation of data mesh. In this episode, Nachiket describes the four pillars of data mesh, and in doing so, he shares a rare front-line view of client-side operations involving data governance, […]

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Zach Elewitz: The Leak Stops Here

Jim Griffin May 24, 2025

Zach is the Senior Director, Head of AI, Data Science and Analytics at Fortune Brands, a portfolio of brands that includes names like Yale, Master Lock, SentrySafe, Moen faucets, House of Rohl and Therma‑Tru, among others. In this episode, Zach describes his journey from a PhD in Mathematics with an […]

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Marwa Kechaou: A Keen Eye for Computer Vision

Jim Griffin January 19, 2025

With a PhD in machine learning and a specialization in computer vision, Marwa has done deep learning projects across several industries and is currently at Alohi, a Switzerland-based startup with 4 million users of document solutions like Sign.Plus, Fax.Plus and Scan.Plus. In this episode, she describes her journey from formal […]

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Iqbal Hossain: The UofAZ Knowledge Map Story

Jim Griffin December 19, 2024

Iqbal holds a PhD in Computer Science and Engineering, with a specialization in computer algorithms and graph theory. He is currently the Research Data Science Director at the University of Arizona. Aside from his innovative achievement in creating a knowledge map for the university (kmap.arizona.edu), he has one of the […]

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Aida Farahani: From 2D to 3D in Seconds

Jim Griffin November 16, 2024

With a specialization in 3D deep learning, Aida is doing ground-breaking work related to 3D simulations. In this episode, she first describes why meshes or point clouds are computationally-expensive for simulating changes to shapes. She then describes why “implicit fields” are much more efficient for this, as described in the […]