Marina Pliusnina
About Marina Pliusnina
Marina Pliusnina is a Machine Learning Engineer with extensive experience in Natural Language Processing. She has worked at various organizations, including ABBYY, M47 Labs, and the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, and holds degrees in Linguistics from the Russian University of Humanities.
Current Role at Barcelona Supercomputing Center
Marina Pliusnina works as a Machine Learning Engineer at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center. She has held this position since 2023. In this role, she focuses on applying machine learning techniques to various projects, contributing to advancements in computational research and technology.
Previous Experience in Natural Language Processing
Marina Pliusnina has extensive experience in Natural Language Processing (NLP). She worked at M47 Labs as an NLP Engineer from 2020 to 2022 and again in 2023 for a total of 2 years and 5 months. Additionally, she held a position at Rollio AI as an NLP Engineer for 5 months in 2022. Her work in these roles involved developing and implementing NLP solutions.
Educational Background in Linguistics
Marina Pliusnina studied Linguistics at the Russian University of Humanities, where she earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from 2006 to 2013. This academic background provided her with a strong foundation in language processing and analysis, which she has applied throughout her career.
Machine Learning and AI Studies
In addition to her formal education, Marina Pliusnina has pursued further studies in machine learning and artificial intelligence. She completed a Bootcamp in Artificial Intelligence at Akademy.ai in 2019. She also studied Deep Learning at Saturdays.AI for 3 months in 2020, enhancing her technical skills in these areas.
Early Career at ABBYY and Ashmanov&Partners
Marina Pliusnina began her career as a Text Resources Engineer at ABBYY in 2008, where she worked for 5 months. She later served as a Computational Linguist at Ashmanov&Partners from 2011 to 2020, accumulating 9 years of experience in remote roles. These positions contributed to her expertise in language technologies.