Hi, This is
Kaleab, an AI enthusiast and a graduate student of BME Data Science at Johns Hopkins
University. Before joining Hopkins, I graduated with a triple degree from the Erasmus Mundus Master's Joint
Program in Image Processing and Computer Vision.
I have worked as an Assistant Lecturer at Addis Ababa University, which is the top and largest university in
Ethiopia. Next, I have worked as a Research Assistant at VPU Lab, Autonomous University of Madrid. I have also
worked as a Research Associate at TU Graz Institute of Computer Graphics and Vision to do my master’s thesis on
‘Continual Lifelong learning on Autonomous Vehicles’ under the supervision of Prof. Horst Bischof.
My research interests are in Image Processing, Computer Vision, and Modern Machine Learning.
I am most excited when working on pioneering research projects. I am fascinated by impactful research projects,
but I am also keen to make contributions that advances the state of the art in machine learning and computer
vision while being
applicable to other research areas.
Today, my journey has led me to my passion: to work on cutting edge applications of computer vision and machine
learning in numerous application areas.
I'm deeply interested in the fields of Computer Vision, Deep Learning, machine autonomy and product development.
I'm extremely enthusiastic about AI and its power to make our world a better place to live. I want to
contribute my part on this captivating and wonderful scientific field working to solve the open problems in
Computer Vision and Machine Learning so as to build autonomous systems that can "see" and reason.
Bachelor's Thesis Title: ’An Autonomous Traffic Management System’