Summary
Sergey Serebryakov is a research engineer with a PhD in multi-agent systems and over a decade of experience building distributed AI, NLP, and peer-to-peer systems. Based in Palo Alto, he has applied his expertise at HP Labs and Hewlett Packard Enterprise on reproducible ML tooling (MLCube), deep learning cookbooks, large-memory DL, and large-scale time series and NLP pipelines. His work spans practical production components—UIMA pipelines, event and problem extraction from text, and cross-platform P2P/agent platforms—as well as research prototypes for distributed sensing and simulation. Comfortable across Java, C++, Python and containerized deployments, he blends deep academic grounding with hands-on engineering to move complex language and multiagent research into deployable systems. An interesting thread through his career is building systems that let the same agent logic run in both simulation and real-world distributed deployments, showing a consistent focus on reproducibility and portability.
10 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, System Analysis and Control, Master's degree, System Analysis and Control at Санкт-Петербургский Государственный Политехнический Университет
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Multi-agent systems, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Multi-agent systems at Saint-Petersburg Institute for Informatics and Automation of Russian Academy of Sciences
English, Russian