RESEARCHED WITH AUTUMN
Przemyslaw Mazur
Mathematician, PhD (University of Oxford); deep learning research for autonomous driving at Wayve
Wayve ·
Cambridge, England, United Kingdom · engineer
Policy Learning Team Lead At Wayve (autonomous Driving AI)Former Quantitative Analyst At BNP Paribas And Junior Quantitative Analyst At Man AHLPhD In Pure Mathematics, University Of Oxford (2016)IMO 2008 Gold Medalist For Poland
Mathematician, with PhD from University of Oxford, currently working in Deep Learning Research for Autonomous Driving.
Deep LearningReinforcement LearningAutonomous DrivingMachine Learning ResearchMathematicsCombinatoricsNumber Theory
- Quant employment verification: CONFIRMED. The subject has verified past quantitative-finance roles on his (LinkedIn-derived) work history: Junior Quantitative Analyst at Man AHL (2016-09 to 2017-03) and Quantitative Analyst at BNP Paribas (2017-06 to 2018-03). Man AHL is the systematic/quantitative investment division of Man Group (a listed alternative-asset manager) and BNP Paribas Global Markets runs quantitative research and trading desks; neither is a mere name-match. Identity is supported independently of the roles (LinkedIn profile whose Oxford PhD aligns with the DPhil-2016 entry in Ben Green's Oxford students list and the later Wayve deep-learning role). Caveat: the two roles themselves are an INDEX/LINKEDIN claim only (enrichment output), not independently confirmed by a primary source.
- Won a Gold Medal at the International Mathematical Olympiad 2008 (Madrid) for Poland, ranked 12= with 35/42 points (contestant code POL5), per two independent IMO score tables.Jul 2008
- LinkedIn identifies Przemyslaw Mazur as Policy Learning Team Lead at Wayve in Cambridge, United Kingdom, self-described as a mathematician with a University of Oxford PhD working in deep-learning research for autonomous driving.
- Ben Green's Oxford mathematics students page lists 'Przemyslaw Mazur D. Phil (Oxon) 2016' and describes him as 'Now does Deep Learning research for autonomous driving' - an independent university page corroborating both the Oxford pure-maths doctorate (2016) and the subsequent Wayve autonomous-driving research role.
- Past role: Quantitative Analyst at BNP Paribas, June 2017 to March 2018 (index/LinkedIn claim).Jun 2017
- Past role: Junior Quantitative Analyst at Man AHL, September 2016 to March 2017 (index/LinkedIn claim).Sep 2016
- First-authored the mathematics paper 'A structure theorem for sets of small popular doubling, revisited' (arXiv:1506.00448, 1 June 2015), a combinatorics/number-theory result on stability of the Vosper theorem - consistent with Oxford pure-mathematics doctoral work; Ben Green's page links the arXiv author query for 'mazur_przemyslaw'.Jun 1, 2015
- The IMO official contestant record lists Przemyslaw Mazur of Poland competing across IMO 2006, 2007 and 2008.Jul 2008
- Education trajectory: Jagiellonian University (BSc and MSc, Mathematics) -> University of Cambridge (Master of Advanced Study, Mathematics, i.e. Part III) -> University of Oxford (PhD, Pure Mathematics).
- Currently at Wayve, a UK autonomous-driving AI company; work history shows progression from Machine Learning Researcher to Policy Learning Team Lead.
- Held a Research Intern role at Facebook (per LinkedIn-derived work history; no dates available).
- Based in Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Experience
Policy Learning Team Lead at Wayve
Machine Learning Researcher at Wayve
Quantitative Analyst at BNP Paribas
Jun 2017 - Mar 2018
Junior Quantitative Analyst at Man AHL
Sep 2016 - Mar 2017
Research Intern at Facebook
Education
University of Oxford
Jan 2016
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Pure Mathematics
University of Cambridge
Master of Advanced Study, Mathematics
Jagiellonian University
Master of Science - MS, Mathematics
Jagiellonian University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Mathematics
Projects
Wayve Policy Learning
AchievementsGold Medal, International Mathematical Olympiad 2008 (POL5), ranked 12=, 35/42 points · IMO contestant for Poland in 2006, 2007 and 2008 · Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil), Pure Mathematics, University of Oxford, 2016 · First-authored mathematics paper 'A structure theorem for sets of small popular doubling, revisited' (arXiv:1506.00448)
Articles
AwardsGold Medal, International Mathematical Olympiad 2008
Profiles
Competition record
Poland · IMO