Stefano Parravano
Education
M.S., applied economics, and B.A., economics, Boston College
Summary of Experience
Mr. Parravano is a data scientist who applies advanced techniques to address real-world problems. He possesses extensive expertise in the fields of artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and source code review. Mr. Parravano has led the development and implementation of machine learning models across various domains, from inventory management and scheduling to disease detection and information retrieval. He has also developed software for automating the architecture configuration of neural networks using evolutionary algorithms, applying his skills in industries such as financial services, energy, and health care.
Mr. Parravano regularly leads workstreams involving the use of algorithms to support natural language understanding tasks in complex litigation matters, including text-based copyright infringement. Additionally, Mr. Parravano has substantial experience conducting large-scale software reviews of complex systems. These reviews are often aimed at understanding the intricacies of the systems and their algorithms, particularly in the context of trade secret appropriation and patent infringement. Mr. Parravano is an adjunct professor at Boston College, where he teaches graduate courses in machine learning, econometrics, and data analysis.