Summary
Samira Samadi is an independent research group leader at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, directing the Human Aspects of Machine Learning group and bringing 11 years of research experience at the intersection of ML, human-centered design, and algorithmic fairness. She completed a PhD in Computer Science at Georgia Tech and has held research roles at top institutions including Microsoft FATE, TTIC, and Georgia Tech, reflecting deep expertise in responsible AI. Her work blends theoretical rigor with applied studies on how ML systems interact with people, often translating lab insights into practical recommendations for safer, fairer AI. Based in Tübingen, she pairs strong mathematical training from Sharif University with hands-on experimentation and interdisciplinary collaboration, mentoring researchers and shaping policy-relevant research directions.
10 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science, 4/4, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science, 4/4 at Georgia Institute of Technology
Master of Science (MSc), Computer Science, Master of Science (MSc), Computer Science at The University of British Columbia
Farzanegan High school
Bachelor of Science (BSc), Mathematics, Bachelor of Science (BSc), Mathematics at Sharif University of Technology
English, Persian, German