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Overview
Education
Work History
Skills
Timeline
Accomplishments
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Noel Moreno Lemus

Noel Moreno Lemus

Senior Data Scientist
Panama City,Panama

Summary

Data Scientist familiar with gathering, cleaning and organizing data for use by technical and non-technical personnel. Advanced understanding of statistical, algebraic and other analytical techniques. Highly organized, motivated and diligent with significant background in Mathematics, Scientific Research, Programming Languages, Probability and Statistics, Machine Learning/Deep Learning and also Software Development and Team Leadership and Management.

Overview

20
20
years of professional experience
12
12
years of post-secondary education
3
3
Languages

Education

PhD. - Computational Modeling

National Laboratory of Scientific Computing
Petropolis, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
03.2013 - 07.2018

Master of Science - Bioinformatics

Institute of Technologies And Applied Sciences
Havana, Cuba
09.2005 - 07.2007

Bachelor of Science - Radiochemistry

Institute of Nuclear Sciences And Technology
Havana, Cuba
09.1997 - 07.2002

Work History

Senior Data Scientist

Procter & Gamble
Panama City, Panama
09.2019 - Current

Responsible for building advanced analytic (ML/AI/Optimization) algorithms within a Data Science program and working with Business Partners and Friends of Data Science to insert algorithms into business processes and activate them directly with the business.

Postdoctoral Researcher

Universidade Federal Fluminense
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
08.2018 - 05.2019

Research Proposal: Computational modeling and simulation of epidemic infectious diseases


  • Conducted independent research and development to attain short and long-term objectives.
  • Wrote and published peer-reviewed articles concerning findings and highlighted possible applications for findings.
  • Contributed to and actively participated in research conception, design and execution to address defined problems.
  • Collaborated with multidisciplinary team members to accomplish the research goals of the project.
  • Leveraged interpersonal and communication skills to mentor PhD, graduate and undergraduate students.

Researcher

Dell-EMC
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
02.2014 - 08.2015

Research Project: Visualization and Analysis for Seismic Interpretation


  • Automatically identifying possible faults in large seismic datasets
  • An exemplary method comprises obtaining the seismic data; calculating a coherence cube of the seismic data; performing the following steps for a plurality of two-dimensional seismic sections of the coherence cube: (i) applying a threshold to the coherence cube to obtain a binary image representation comprising continuities; (ii) identifying edges of continuity areas in the binary image representation to identify changes in the continuities as fault point candidates; (iii) identifying fault points in the obtained seismic data based on a fault confidence value indicating a likelihood that a given point is part of a fault; (iv) creating one or more fault segments from the identified fault points; and (v) joining fault segments into fault lines using geological and/or geometrical constraints; and generating three-dimensional fault surfaces from the fault lines in the plurality of two-dimensional seismic sections
  • The exemplary automatic fault detection method can be parallelized.

Assistant Professor

Universidad Agraria de La Habana, UNAH
San Jose de las Lajas, Cuba
09.2011 - 08.2012

Disciplines:

  • Linear Algebra
  • Numerical Methods

Objectives:

  • Used variety of learning modalities and support materials to facilitate learning process and accentuate presentations.
  • Collaborated with colleagues on curriculum revision, evaluation of course syllabi and lesson plans for Linear Algebra and Numerical Methods curriculum.
  • Helped struggling students by providing support outside of classrooms and consistently checking in on progress.
  • Mentored students and communicated internship and employment opportunities.
  • Contributed to campus activities to promote positive university image.

Head of the Bioinformatics R&D Group

University of Information Science
Havana, Cuba
09.2004 - 01.2010
  • Developed and initiated projects, managed costs, and monitored performance.
  • Updated operational methods, oversaw accounting procedures, tracked information and compiled data to improve efficiency.
  • Drove team success through shared vision and recognition of quality performance.
  • Orchestrated projects within strict timeframes and budget constraints by solving complex problems and working closely with senior leaders.
  • Identified, reviewed and applied policies and procedures.
  • Eliminated discrepancies in progress by reviewing performance, spend and timeline.
  • Provided accurate, detailed quantity take-offs from project drawings and technical specifications.
  • Identified plans and resources required to meet project goals and objectives.
  • Modified and directed project plans to meet organizational needs.
  • Scheduled and facilitated meetings between project stakeholders to discuss deliverables, schedules and conflicts.
  • Tracked project and team member performance closely to quickly intervene in mistakes or delays.
  • Maintained open communication by presenting regular updates on project status to customers.
  • Built successful project plans covering objectives, resources and staffing to meet schedules.
  • Verified quality of deliverables and conformance to specifications before submitting to clients.

Project Manager

University of Information Science
Havana, Cuba
09.2003 - 08.2010
  • Developed and initiated projects, managed costs, and monitored performance.
  • Adhered to industry practices, company standards and safety protocols in work.
  • Completed assignments ahead of deadline.
  • Assisted in level-loading project capacity and made proactive decisions around process improvements to development cycle.
  • Modeled management and organizational skills and multi-tasked and prioritized in deadline-driven environment.
  • Developed project timelines for product lines from kickoff through production and online content development based on marketplace requirements.
  • Verified quality of deliverables and conformance to specifications before submitting to clients.
  • Tracked project and team member performance closely to quickly intervene in mistakes or delays.
  • Recruited and oversaw personnel to achieve performance and quality targets.
  • Built successful project plans covering objectives, resources and staffing to meet schedules.
  • Scheduled and facilitated meetings between project stakeholders to discuss deliverables, schedules and conflicts.

Assistant Professor

University of Information Science
Havana, Cuba
08.2002 - 01.2010

Disciplines:

  • Linear Algebra
  • Discrete Mathematics
  • Mathematical Models in Biology
  • Introduction to Bioinformatics
  • Probabilities and Statistics
  • Numerical Methods
  • GNU/Linux

Objectives:

  • Used variety of learning modalities and support materials to facilitate learning process and accentuate presentations.
  • Took attendance, graded assignments and maintained student records to assist teachers with administrative tasks and maintain smooth daily operations.
  • Collaborated with colleagues on curriculum revision, evaluation of course syllabi and lesson plans.
  • Helped struggling students by providing support outside of classrooms and consistently checking in on progress.
  • Proctored exams and provided remediation for learning improvement goals.
  • Created materials and exercises to illustrate application of course concepts.
  • Facilitated academic and community collaborations to increase number of community-engaged research proposal submissions to extramural funders.
  • Mentored students and communicated internship and employment opportunities.
  • Contributed to campus activities to promote positive university image.
  • Evaluated and supervised student activities and performance levels to provide reports on academic progress.
  • Applied innovative teaching methods to encourage student learning objectives.

Skills

Machine learning

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Timeline

Senior Data Scientist

Procter & Gamble
09.2019 - Current

Postdoctoral Researcher

Universidade Federal Fluminense
08.2018 - 05.2019

Researcher

Dell-EMC
02.2014 - 08.2015

PhD. - Computational Modeling

National Laboratory of Scientific Computing
03.2013 - 07.2018

Assistant Professor

Universidad Agraria de La Habana, UNAH
09.2011 - 08.2012

Master of Science - Bioinformatics

Institute of Technologies And Applied Sciences
09.2005 - 07.2007

Head of the Bioinformatics R&D Group

University of Information Science
09.2004 - 01.2010

Project Manager

University of Information Science
09.2003 - 08.2010

Assistant Professor

University of Information Science
08.2002 - 01.2010

Bachelor of Science - Radiochemistry

Institute of Nuclear Sciences And Technology
09.1997 - 07.2002

Accomplishments

  • Software: BioSyS, multiplatoform Biological System Simulator. Havana, Cuba, 2008.
  • Patents: Methods and apparatus for automatic identification of faults on noisy seismic data (US 10139508 · Issued Nov 11, 2018)
  • Supervised team of more than 30 professionals and 200 interns (students of Information Science and Bioinformatics).

Projects

HPC simulations applied to wind and biomass energy production and geophysics exploration - HPC4E. Feb 2016 - July 2018


The HPC4E project aims to apply the new exascale HPC techniques to energy industry simulations, customizing them, and going beyond the state-of-the-art in the required HPC exascale simulations for different energy sources: wind energy production and design, efficient combustion systems for biomass-derived fuels (biogas), and exploration geophysics for hydrocarbon reservoirs.


Biological System Simulator (BioSyS). Sep 2003 - Aug 2010


BioSyS is a software that facilitates the study of biological systems that are described by Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs). This software is designed to be capable of performing distributed simulations using Grid computing, stores the results in a database, and allows further studies, incorporating various types of analysis such as charts, dynamics population, algorithms of clustering, classification, user-defined rules, stability, and bifurcations, using data mining techniques. BioSyS 1.0 makes it easier for researchers with a number of tools and algorithms that allow them to carry out investigations in an easier way.


E-science grid facility for Europe and Latin America 2 - EELA-2. Jan 2008 - Jan 2010


The EELA (E-infrastructure shared between Europe and Latin America) project aims at establishing a bridge between the existing e-Infrastructures in Europe and those emerging in Latin America, through the creation of an interoperable Grid Infrastructure - based on the RedCLARA and GÉANT networks - for the development and deployment of advanced applications in Biomedicine, High Energy Physics, e-Education and Climate. EELA is expected to help reducing the digital divide in Latin-America, making available to researchers a high performance e-Infrastructure for advanced investigations, later extendable to a larger community of users.



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