Dmitry A.

Archangelsky
Tacoma WA

Professional Summary:
 Dimitry has over 25 years of delivering AI, Data Science, and various software related solutions from initial
concepts to production.
 Worked as Microsoft’s lead AI pattern expert, evaluated hundreds of patents for business applicability and
validity.
 He has 4 authorship certifications for software systems, and achievements in theoretical computer science
research. His scientific results were published in leading theoretical computer science magazines (see below)
and presented at international conferences.
 Some of Dmitry’s inventions became a base of “KNOW-HOWs” for the companies he worked in. Dmitry’s
theoretical work, during his 13 years tenure as a full Professor of Computer Science, combined with years of
industry experience in artificial intelligence, data science and software development fields, is a unique
combination of skills that provided permanent success in all of his previous projects.
 Over 15 years of dedicated experience in AI and Data Science, taking business ideas and leading them through
the research, model creation, and PoC’s processes, all the way to large-scale production deployments.
 Over 7 years in Predictive Analysis area in different industries.
 Created a performant Generative AI/NLP system from ground-up, running on limited computation resources,
before modern library availability.
 Invented, developed and implemented AI-based person identification using infrared hand images. This
technology became key to Advanced Biometrics’ business.
 Research and publications on Parallel Computations.
 Many years of practical experience in software development from low to high-level, using multiple languages
and technologies.

Candidate Skills Profile Small Brief, Years of Experience & Last Used
Statistics 16 years and using currently
Python 7 years and using currently
Sql 15 years and using currently
Ecommerce 1, 2014

Technical skills:
 AI/Data Science: Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Pattern Recognition, Image Recognition,
Automatic Diagnostics, Predictive Analysis, Data Modeling, Impact Factor Analysis, Statistical Dependency
Analysis
 Languages: R, Python, C/C ++, JAVA, C#, Perl, Assembler x86, SQL, Bash
 Cloud: AWS
 Operating Systems: Linux (RHEL, Debian), All Windows, UNIX (Solaris, AIX), OSX
 Databases: Oracle, Postgres, Redshift, Teradata, SQL Server, DB2, MySQL

Education:
 Ph.D. - Theoretical Computer Science from St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg, Russia (the degree is
US Certified)
 Master’s Degree - Computer Science and Applied Mathematics from Tver State University, Tver, Russia (the
degree is US Certified)

Professional Experience:
Anthem, Remote, USA February 2020 - Present
Principal Data Scientist
 Created working models to predict so-called “Shock Cost Customers”, starting from initial data analysis
experiments to production development, led further work efforts. Those models predict customers with
 insurance with extremely high expenses. Provided recommendations to improve a quality of predictions. Guided
Data Scientists in various technical AI problems. Also, I contributed to an analysis of COVID 19 data.
 Tech Brief: Python (Numpy, SciPy, Pandas, Pyspark, Sklearn, TensorFlow, Keras) , Spark, Hive, Hadoop, Teradata,
Tableau

Microsoft, WA (Outsourced contractor never got a v-id) March 2019 - October 2019
AI Expert
 Performed a technical expertise of Microsoft patents, related with AI, Data Science, Algorithms and
Mathematical Methods.
 Evaluated each patent, scored them according to corporate defined criteria, explained rational for each score,
made recommendation regarding continuing paying or abandoning the patent, analyzed possible infringement,
reviewed analysis made by other experts.

Mixpo Inc., WA April 2016 - April 2018

Sr. Data Scientist
 Performed analysis of advertisement performance, using various methods of Statistical Analysis including
Exploratory Analysis and Predictive Analysis.
 Performed a statistical Data Modeling, Statistical Classification, all the main aspects of Data Mining. Detected
factors impacting advertisement performance in qualitative and quantitative form.
 Led work on defining requirements of a new ETL system for the company, working on re-architecting the ETL
system.
 Tech. Brief: Data Analysis, Data Modeling, Statistical Analysis, Predictive Analysis, R, C++, Bash, Python, Ruby,
Postgres, AWS, S3, Redshift

Sears Home Services, WA March 2015 - March 2016

Architect / Data Scientist
 Key personal accomplishment: created from scratch a system for automatic diagnostics of home appliances,
which processed a User Request Description in a natural language form, including creation of a model, AI
algorithm for the NLP problem, architecture, design, working prototype.
 The system development was continued by team’s developers. It is used for Symptom Normalization as a part of
Advance Diagnostics for appliance repair and for some other needs.
 Created a prototype of a subsystem predicting parts needed for an appliance repair using a Machine Learning
algorithm based on Bayesian Networks approach. Also did some work as a Data Analyst, specifically performed a
statistical analysis for Dynamic Pricing project and Advance Diagnostics project.
 Tech. Brief: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning (AI), Natural Language Processing (NLP), Machine Learning,
Bayesian Networks, Statistical Data Analysis, Predictive Analysis, R, Python, Java, Bash, Perl, Teradata, MySQL,
Postgres, AWS, Redshift.

Staples, WA June 2014 - September 2014

Consultant
 This role is in a Search Team. A responsibility of the team is providing search functionality for Staples E-
commerce services.
 Worked on integrating a development environment with WebSphere products, reviewed existing code to detect
errors, established unit testing.
 Tech. Brief: Windows 7, VMware, Java, IBM WebSphere RAD, IBM WebSphere Commerce, DB2, Spring MVC,
DB2, GIT, Restful Web Services, Jenkins, Ecommerce

Meteorcomm, WA November 2012 – December 2013

Consultant
 This role included working on enhancements and tune up of an Enterprise Messaging System for rail roads. High
availability is a key requirement for the system.
 My role in the agile SCRUM team included developing new features, particularly diagnostics related, correcting
existing code, troubleshooting, and revising documentation.
  Tech. Brief: RedHat Linux, VMware, C++, Ruby, AMQP, Apache QPID, GIT

Topia Technology, WA January 2011 - November 2012

Technical Lead
 Worked for Topia Technology twice (see also period 2004-2009). The last project was a system for manipulation
of distributed data for US Air Force. Technical solutions for this project use concept of Tuple Spaces (XAP
implementation), based on a NoSQL data store and intensively use VMware based virtualization. The
architectural solution provided a high availability of big data, fault tolerance, linear scalability, data consistency,
change awareness.
 As a Technical Lead I created an architecture for the system, designed and developed critical components,
planned and organized everyday team activity, communicated with customers, resolved appeared technical
problems, led a work on estimating Real Time Java platforms from different vendors.
 Besides US Air Force project, I revised Architecture of one Topia's commercial project. That was a commercial
project for secure file sharing.
 The company management considered me as a key engineer. My role during different phases of the project
included: developing system concepts, performing analytical research, participating in meetings with customers,
analysis of customer’s documents and comments, writing design and development critical components, writing
task list for team members, helping to team members in problem solving.
 Tech. Brief: VMware, Linux (various), Solaris, OSX, Java, C++, Perl, SVN, ANT, Maven, Spring, NoSQL, MySQL,
REST/SOAP Web Services, Map/Reduce

Tideworks, - WA September 2010 - January 2011

Consultant
 At Tideworks I worked on a system optimizing loading containers on Ships. This "Automatic Autostow" feature
was considered as a key feature of the product since it differentiated it from all the competitors. Constraint
programming methods were used in the implementation. I worked in a group of three people.
 Coding was done in C++ and C# including interoperability between those two platforms.
 Tech. Brief: Windows 7, C++, C#, COM, Oracle, Perforce

Real Networks – WA April 2010 - September 2010

Consultant
 Working on a new version of Real Producer which is an application for processing media data.
 Developed some new features, such as inter-process communications API on Linux version of the system, SNMP
based control and others, ported certain code from Windows to Linux, debugged an existing code on both Linux
and Windows platforms
 Tech. Brief: Linux, Windows 7, C++, Assembler X86, C#, Linux IPC, SMNP, CVS

Orbiter LLC - WA October 2009 - April 2010

Consultant
 Working in parallel on several projects each of which included embedded system components with RFID
detectors, GPS, BAR Code reader.
 My contribution includes analysis and improvement of existing software, design and developing new software,
starting from the architecture and including the full stack of development, testing and delivering.
 My working for Orbiter includes a full time period and a part time period, when I worked from home. The part
time period was overlapped with my projects for Amazon and Real Networks.
 Tech. Brief: Embedded Systems (Windows CE 5.0, Embedded Linux), Linux, Windows 7, Java, C#, MySQL

Amazon.com, WA August 2009 - October 2009

Consultant
 Improvement of existing Amazon Global Financial System.
 Performed an analysis of business requirements communicating with representatives from different
departments, converted business requirements to technical requirements, performed an analysis of data flow
between various databases, analysis of large amount of code, designed and implemented of solutions.
  Tech. Brief: Linux, Windows Vista, Oracle, Perl, C++, Java, Perforce

Topia Technology, WA May 2004 - March 2009

Technical Lead, Senior Engineer
 Worked for Topia twice (see also period 2011-2012). This project was a part of SWIM (System Wide Information
Management) program controlled by FAA.
 Our part was creating a subsystem for Run Time Management for the large heterogeneous distributed system,
vid dynamically built Data Pipelines. It included Aircraft tracking data and Weather data processing. My actual
responsibilities varied from phase to phase, including creating conceptual solutions, writing requirements,
creating architecture, design critical components, writing plans, distributing task for team members, performing
analytical research, communication with customers, helping to team members in problem solving. The company
management considered me as a key engineer.
 My assignments included participation in Digital Avionic System conferences. My article presented to DASC 26
was awarded as a best on the session.
 Tech. Brief: VMware, OSX, Linux, Solaris, Java, C++, Perl, Python, SVN, ANT, Maven, Spring, Iona Fuse ESB

ImageX, WA 2003
Senior Software Engineer
 The system should provide on line financial transaction for sales and manufacturing orders. During that contract
I performed job that initially planned by the company for two engineers. I developed new features related with
processing of XML documents for an e-commerce system in a full-stack range from a back-end to a front-end.
 Tech. Brief: .Net, Solaris, C#, Visual Studio, XML, CXML, Oracle, PLSQL, XSLT, XPATH, ADO.NET, ASP.NET Web
Service, COM, Oracle8, Rational Clear Case

InfoHarvest, WA 2003
Senior Software Engineer
 Developed a multi tier system including ASP.NET Web service, ASP .NET application and MS SQL Server data
base as back end, upgraded existing modules to .NET. I designed a new system architecture, developed critical
components.
 Tech. Brief: .Net C#, VB, Visual Studio, MS SQL SERVER 7.0, Windows 2000, IIS 5.0, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, SOAP,
VSS.

Microsoft, WA (Outsourced contractor) 2002-2003

Software Developer
 Prototyped a 3-tier system. The goal is to demonstrate to Microsoft customer’s ability of .Net to communicate
with Java servers.
 Together with another developer I created a prototype of a system which allows .Net Web server using SOAP
protocol to communicate via Enterprise Java Beans with IBM DB2 database for this purpose on server side a
Session Bean and several Entity Beans are developed. For testing Web service JSP is used. On client-side C#.
 Tech. Brief: SOAP 2.2, C#.NET, IBM, AIX, Linux 7.2, DB2 7.2, Java, J2EE, JSP, MS Windows XP, 2000 with .NET
framework

Advanced Biometrics Inc., WA 2001 - 2002

Senior Software Developer / Data Scientist
 Biometric Door Access System / Hand Recognition System
 This system was designed to identify a person using a near infrared image of his hand. I designed a new AI
method of Pattern Recognition and developed supporting algorithms. This AI solution became a base of the
company know-how. Developed in C++ a recognition module itself and some other modules, including Machine
Learning, took part in OOD design of architecture of the system and classes. I helped to other programmers in
critical points. I consulted them on C++ language, operating system, and other technical questions.
 Tech. Brief: C++, Python, STL, SQL, ODBC, XML, Java, Windows NT4/2000, VSS, Artificial Intelligence, Machine
Learning, Neural Networks
Lodestar Inc., MA 2000-2001
Software Engineer
 A Portable Billing System.
 I took a part in a last stage of the project.
 Made some enhancements of Data Manager and Rate Expert and Rate Language Compiler modules. This
included several new features of a client side using Rogue Wave library as well as server-side functionality. Some
changes were made to make the code to be threading safe. Working on Rate Language Compiler I used Yac and
Lex. Participated in code debugging.
 Tech. Brief: C++ Visual C++ 6.0, Rogue Wave, STL, Oracle, Sybase, SQL Server, SQL, ODBC, XML, VSS.

Tver State University, Tver, Russia 1986-1999

Associate Professor / Data Scientist
 At Tver State University I taught the following courses:
 discrete mathematics, informatics, calculation methods, foundation of programming, linear programming,
programming with Pascal, programming with C, programming with Prolog, system programming, system and
applied programming.

My duties included:
 Theoretical research work in areas: Information logics, concurrent and distributed systems, Pattern Recognition
(see publications); supervising individual work of students including their research projects MS theses.
 Participation in software projects; during that period, I participated in several projects as a Data Scientist.
 Software projects included AI systems for NLP and Pattern Recognition, Medical Expert System, Educational
System Generator.
 Natural Language Processing System.
 This system was intended as a superstructure system to "Operator Workplace". Unique new technology of
natural language analysis and interpretation consisted a core of the system. This program quickly processes a big
amount of data in restricted volume of memory. My main contribution was a contribution was creating a model
based on Semantics Networks, creating main algorithms, system design, Machine Learning approaches. I
developed some time critical procedures. The work was presented in II Pacific Programming Symposium in 1992.
There authorship is certified by The Russian Federation Central Fund of Algorithms and Programs (RFCFAP).
 Medical expert system (As part of the assignment, a translator from a Prolog-type language was written);
 A system for Computer Manual Development.
 Tech. Brief: C, Assembler, Prolog, Data Mining, Pattern recognition, Language Developing.

Publications:
 D.A. Archangelsky, “Air Traffic Management Configuration with Kolona™ Mobile Object Technology.” Published
in the Proceedings of the 27th Annual Digital Avionics Systems Conference (Dallas, TX). Available online at
www.dasconline.org. (Awarded “Best in Session.”)
 D.A. Arkhangelsky, M.A. Taitslin. A logic for information systems. Studia Logica, 58(1):3-16.
 D.A. Arkhangelsky, M.I. Dektiar, and M.A. Taitslin. Polinomial algorithms for BR-nets and for fragments of
Girard's linear logic. In Proceedings of The Second International Conference "Mathematical Algorithms" (Nizhny
Novgorod, 26 ), p. 14-22, Nizhny Novgorod State University.
 D.A. Arkhangelksy, M. I. Dekhtiar and M. A. Taitslin. Linear Logic for nets with bounded resources. Annals of Pure
and Applied Logic, 78:3-28.
 D.A. Archangelsky, M.I.Dekhtiar, E.I.Kruglov, I.Kh.Musikaev, and M.A.Taitslin. Concurrency problem for Horn
fragment of Girard's Linear Logic. In Logical Foundation of Computer Sciences – St.Peterburg, v.813 of LNCS
p.18-22. SV.
 D.A. Archangelsky, M.A.Taitslin. Linear Logic with fixed resources. Annals of Pure and Applied Logic, 67:3-28.
 M. Taitslin and D.A. Arkhangelsky. The other linear logic. In Formal Methods in Programming and their
applications, v. 735 of LNCS, p. 251-255. SV.
 D.A. Archangelsky, I.Kh.Musikaev, and M.A.Taitslin. Recognition of Text Answers: Simple New Algorithm Giving
on Impression of the Natural Language Understanding, presented at Second Pacific Rim International
Conference on Artificial Intelligence.
 D.A. Arkhangelsky, M.A. Taitslin. Modal linear logic. In Lecture Notices In Computer Science , v. 620 of LNCS p. 1-
9, SV.
 (Full list of publications is available upon request)