Nina M. Mainusch

I am a software engineer at Isomorphic Labs. We are reimagining the drug development process with an AI-first approach in order to find cures for some of humanity's most devastating diseases.

I was a software engineering intern at datadog where I worked with the application security backend team to deliver real-time visibility into attacks that target the customer's web application.
I had a great time and was given the freedom to drive a project with the goal to deploy a finetuned BERT model in production to decrease the number of false-positive attack alerts for our customers. We have the potential to decrease the amount of alerts by up to 40%.

MSc at the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Data Science where I worked with the Machine Learning and Optimization lab on federated learning in low-resource settings and with heterogeneous data. I also did some research with the Security and Privacy Engineering lab on making passwords safe again.

BSc at the University of Osnabrück with a major in Cognitive Science. I learned what we currently know about the human brain and had my first exposure to deep learning and neural networks.