Farman Dumanov

I have earned the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. The cutting-edge tech areas such as Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Autonomous Vehicles are my primary interests. I enjoy brainstorming and creating new solutions.

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• Quant employment verification: NOT CONFIRMED. A real internship is documented - AIQ, 'Computer Vision/Deep Learning Engineer Intern', Singapore, listed on LinkedIn (2019) - but no evidence shows AIQ is an established quantitative investment, trading, market-making or hedge-fund firm. The chief scientist's bio describes AIQ as a Fintech (AI) consulting/technology company, and the index description ('fintech consulting... machine learning for Stock Market predictions and investing... backtested') indicates a small consulting shop building ML stock-prediction models. The intern's role (computer vision + ensemble ML models for stock-market prediction and backtesting) is quantitative-finance-adjacent, but AIQ is not a quant fund/market-maker, so the criterion of a real role at a quantitative-finance firm is unmet. No bank, asset manager, energy/crypto trading, hedge-fund or prop-trading employer appears anywhere in the confirmed record.
• International Mathematical Olympiad 2014 (Azerbaijan team, Cape Town): Farman Dumanov ranked 267th (52.5%), bronze medal, 16 points (P1=7, P4=7) - an Olympics-level medal, per the IMO official team results.
• Career spine (LinkedIn/index-derived): Senior Staff Engineer, Panasonic Asia Pacific (2025-); Senior R&D Engineer, Panasonic (2023-2025); R&D Engineer, Panasonic (2021-2023); Software Engineer - Dreamlab, Screening Eagle Technologies (2019-2021); Computer Vision/Deep Learning Engineer Intern, AIQ (2019); Mechanical Engineering Intern, Transforma (2017).
• Co-inventor on Panasonic video-coding patent US20250095214A1 (assignee Panasonic; inventorship list includes Farman Dumanov alongside Toshiyasu Sugio, Takahiro Nishi, Chong Soon Lim, Zheng Wu, Han Boon Teo, Georges Nader et al.), confirming current work is video codec/encoding engineering, not quantitative finance.
• International Mathematical Olympiad 2015 (Azerbaijan team): ranked 394th (31.9%), honourable mention, 8 points (P4=7), per the IMO official team results.
• The Panasonic record (three progressive R&D/engineering roles 2021-2026 plus video-codec patents) shows a specialist AI/computer-vision engineering track; no quantitative-finance role appears in the documented career, and the only finance-adjacent role is the AIQ ML internship.
• Identity link is consistent but not independently proven: the LinkedIn profile (Singapore; B.Eng Mechanical Engineering, NTU 2015-2019; languages English/Spanish/Turkish/Azerbaijani) fits the Azerbaijan IMO contestant of 2014-2015, but no source directly ties the LinkedIn profile to the IMO contestant.
• Screening Eagle Technologies (2019-2021, Dreamlab) is a Singapore construction/inspection-technology software company (GPR, ultrasound, AR inspection tools), reinforcing that the career context is engineering/computer-vision product work rather than trading.