Marco Zuliani
Director, System Intelligence And Machine Learning at Apple
San Jose, California, United States
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Top SchoolMarco Zuliani is a Director of System Intelligence and Machine Learning at Apple with 14 years of experience building applied ML and computer vision systems that serve millions while prioritizing privacy, bias mitigation, and fairness. He leads teams that span applied research, data engineering, tooling, and cryptography-for-ML to deliver core technologies in computer vision, text analysis, and natural language. Marco rose through Apple’s algorithm and research ranks from camera-algorithms engineer to computer vision research manager before leading the broader ML organization, combining hands-on technical depth with strategic product impact. His background includes a PhD-focused trajectory in signal processing and image analysis, academic teaching, and early research roles developing multisensor registration and robotic calibration. Colocated in San Jose, he blends rigorous academic training with production-grade system delivery and an uncommon emphasis on privacy-preserving ML in consumer-facing products.
14 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Laurea, Computer Enigineering, Laurea, Computer Enigineering at Università degli Studi di PadovaMaturita' scientifica, Maturita' scientifica at Liceo ScientificoMs/PhD, Electrical Engineering, Ms/PhD, Electrical Engineering at UC Santa Barbara
English, Italian
Github Skills (4)
ransac10
matlab9
octave8
algorithm7
Programming languages (1)
Github contributions (3)
zuliani/USBLoopBackTester
Jul 2012 - Aug 2012
Contributions:3 commits in 16 days
RANSAC/RANSAC-Toolbox
Jan 2012 - Aug 2012
A toolbox to experiment with the RANSAC algorithm for Matlab and Octave
Contributions:3 commits in 6 months
matlaboctaveransac
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