J. Marinero - Data Scientist & AI Engineer

🚀 Curriculum Overview

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Since 12/22, IT Support & Fullstack

7/20 - 3/21, Fullstack developer by SensProtect GmbH., Munich

1/20 - 4/20, Backend developer by Pionierkraft GmbH., Munich

Electrical Engineer positions summarized here.

Since 11/25, Artificial Intelligence master

Data Science master

Electrical Engineer

Public projects by Juan Marinero

Data preprocessing, preparation and storage


Data visualization: interactive Storyline & SankeyDiagram

Normalized and standard PCA

Hyperparameter search and best classifier

RandomOverSampler – SMOTE – ADASYN Confusion matrix, AUC ROC, F1-score Decision trees Reproducibility via AWS cloud-computing

Check also quick summaries of

Repository made with Matlab and Simulink.

Vim and NeoVim installation
- Easy to follow and customize.
- In less than 10 minutes.
- With most popular plugins.
- And demo-videos teaching how to use the debugger:

vim-plugins-screenshots to quick showcasing the main features of Neovim/Vim plugins. Also added some tips and self recorded guides, for example how to multi-file search by content

I’m a Linux enthusiast and a Python developer. I’m currently working as a IT support engineer while studing an AI master.

In my background there is experience in the industry, working as Maintenance Engineer and other Electrical related positions. More here.

My dream job combines Electrical and Data Science-AI Engineering.

Basketball, fitness, biergarten and wandering. So simple.

🏀 I started playing basketball when I was six. I’m far from perfect, but I still love the game.
🏋️‍♂️ As one gets older, it gets harder to play team sports—that’s when the gym really comes to the rescue.
🌿🍃✨ Wanderlust, Orndung & Sauberkeit (cleanliness). Who doesn’t fancy those things?

🇩🇪 To maintain my fluency in German I watch the Tageschau and reports on the ARD-Mediathek daily. My favorite late-night show is extra 3 and the most hilarious comedian is Harry G.
🇨🇳 My Mandarin is improving too, but at a slower rate.
🇬🇧 Since English is everywhere, I read, write, and listen to it a lot—but I don’t speak it as often.