The Data Science Workshop

Anthony So is an outstanding leader with more than 13 years of experience. He is recognized for his analytical skills and data-driven approach for solving complex business problems and driving performance improvements. He is also a successful coach and mentor with capabilities in statistical analysis and expertise in machine learning with Python.

Thomas V. Joseph is a data science practitioner, researcher, trainer, mentor, and writer with more than 19 years of experience. He has extensive experience in solving business problems using machine learning tool sets across multiple industry segments.

Robert Thas John is a Google developer expert in machine learning. His day job involves working as a data engineer on the Google Cloud Platform by building, training, and deploying large-scale machine learning models. He also makes decisions about how to store and process large amounts of data. He has more than 10 years of experience in building enterprise-grade solutions and working with data. He spends his free time learning or contributing to the developer community. He frequently travels to speak at technology events or to mentor developers. He also writes a blog on data science.

Andrew David Worsley is an independent consultant and educator with expertise in the areas of machine learning, statistics, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence. He has practiced data science in several countries across a multitude of industries including retail, financial services, marketing, resources, and healthcare.

Dr. Samuel Asare is a professional engineer with enthusiasm for Python programming, research, and writing. He is highly skilled in applying data science methods to the extraction of useful insights from large data sets. He possesses solid skills in project management processes. Samuel has previously held positions, in industry and academia, as a process engineer and a lecturer of materials science and engineering respectively. Presently, he is pursuing his passion for solving industry problems, using data science methods, and writing.