Summary
Artem Lensky is an interdisciplinary lecturer, researcher, and founder with over a decade of experience blending quantitative finance, medical data science, and security engineering. He runs a private algorithmic trading engine that mines order-flow and multileg arbitrage signals, consults on liquidity risk, and teaches graduate courses linking financial markets to physical systems and ML-augmented investment decisions. His medical-data work includes ML/DL models for Parkinson’s, stroke and diabetes counterfactual explanations, a simulated PID controller for a cryptographically secured insulin pump, and novel algorithms for aligning high-dimensional flow cytometry data. On the security front he has performed privacy analyses for government health registers, published on homomorphic encryption, and contributes to defence projects on AI-powered sensing for explosive detection. Comfortable moving between theory and production, Artem combines a PhD in electrical engineering and applied mathematics training with hands-on system development and curriculum design across universities in Australia and Korea.
12 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Johns Hopkins University
Master's degree Computer Science, Master's degree Computer Science at Novosibirsk State Technical University (NSTU)
PhD Electrical Engineering, PhD Electrical Engineering at University of Ulsan
English, Russian, Korean