Maher Sebai joined the Applied MSc in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence programme in autumn 2018.
In 2004, he graduated from the Université de Carthage, in Tunis, and since then, he worked for various blue chips semiconductor companies, where he acted as a Presilicon Verification Engineer hunting circuit bugs before it goes for mass production.
Today, Maher is Senior Design Verification Engineer at Intel Mobile Communications.
In this interview, he talks about his career change and his goals.
My former company was promoting internally their effort to win the Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence silicon acceleration market. I got exposed to their product vision and found it fascinating. My research regarding these techniques led me to discover Data Science. I had this desire to leave my decade-long comfort zone and tackle challenging problems coming from various horizons.
First of all, it is necessary to demystify what Data Science is. There are countless online resources on Data Science and it is often exhausting. Whether it’s out of curiosity or a serious motivation, you can find quality materials. It’s just a matter of choosing the learning path that suits you best. I chose DSTI not only because of the quality of the programmes, but also because I could interact with my classmates and teachers.
Transitioning from a decade in Human Resources, Laurent found Data Science a logical next step, aligning with his expertise in HR systems and statistics. Now a data scientist with Sophia Engineering in Nice, he manages electric vehicle energy consumption models and refines CAN data. At DSTI, he acquired core data
DSTI is doing an Open Day on 26 June 2024 for the Applied Bachelor and Applied MSc programmes will include a presentation of DSTI, the differents courses, with a Q&A a session. The Open Day close with a casual wine and cheese gathering. Permitting an opportunity to interact with DSTI
La journée portes ouvertes à DSTI le 26 juin 2024 pour nos programmes Applied Bachelor & Applied MSc, comprend une introduction aux carrières dans le domaine des données, aux programmes de DSTI et un atelier pratique sur « Data & AI ». L’événement, dirigé par le PDG et professeur Sébastien
