Build around a decision.
Start with a repeated, expensive and consequential decision—not with a fashionable model. The product specification is the decision, its context, its acceptable failure modes and the action it should change.
Founder / ML product / Research
Research depth. Product discipline. Real-world deployment.
I turn algorithms and clinical insight into machine-learning products that survive contact with workflows, regulation and the market. Co-founder & CTO of MIM Fertility. Computer scientist and assistant professor at the University of Warsaw.
A model in a notebook is not a product. A publication is not a company. The value appears in the translation.
The hard work lives between disciplines: choosing the right decision to improve, designing evidence, building the workflow, earning clinical trust and making the economics work. I operate across those boundaries because that is where most ML products either become real—or die.
Start with a repeated, expensive and consequential decision—not with a fashionable model. The product specification is the decision, its context, its acceptable failure modes and the action it should change.
Deep research matters when it creates a non-obvious advantage: better reliability, stronger evidence, lower cost, more explainability or a product others cannot easily reproduce. It is an engine, not a credibility layer.
Real-world use creates the feedback loop. Deployment produces new data, exposes edge cases, sharpens the research question and makes the next product iteration materially better.
ML products are systems. The model is one component in a chain of evidence, software, workflow and trust.
My work spans the full chain: problem framing, technical architecture, research, funded R&D, product development, clinical validation and deployment. That breadth is deliberate—the hand-offs are usually the risk.
Find the high-value decision, who makes it, which inputs are available and what a better answer changes operationally.
Output / measurable product specification
Define the dataset, baseline, target metric, failure conditions and validation protocol before optimizing the model.
Output / data strategy + proof standard
Use algorithms, modeling and domain knowledge to create a defensible improvement—not merely a benchmark gain.
Output / non-obvious technical advantage
Build interfaces, workflow integration, monitoring, exception handling and human oversight around the model.
Output / usable, observable system
Prove performance in the environment that matters and design the evidence package for clinical, regulatory and commercial trust.
Output / decision-grade evidence
Ship, measure adoption, capture edge cases and feed field learning back into both the product and the research roadmap.
Output / compounding product advantage
Most teams stop at 03. The company is built in 04–06.
Artificial intelligence across the IVF pathway—follicle monitoring, endometrial assessment, embryo selection and sperm analysis. Built with fertility clinics to standardize and automate high-stakes clinical workflows.
The first spin-off of the University of Warsaw Algorithms Group. A multidisciplinary ML company delivering bespoke deep-learning systems in medicine, e-commerce, security and automotive—with the research culture and engineering depth to tackle non-standard problems.
The theoretical work and the product work are not separate careers. They inform each other.
The research path runs from approximation algorithms and nearest-neighbor search to explainable ML and reproductive medicine. The common thread is reliable decision support under real constraints.
Approximation algorithms, LP and iterative rounding, parameterized algorithms and practical implementations through PAAL.
Locality-sensitive hashing and approximate nearest neighbors without false negatives; Shapley and Banzhaf feature importance for tree models.
Personalized prediction and imaging systems in reproductive medicine, where performance must translate into clinical decisions and workflows.
How AI-based embryo selection aligns with conventional assessment, and what the gaps mean for clinical decisions.
Multicenter validation of automated follicle measurement and counting during ovarian stimulation.
Clinical and genetic data used to personalize a high-value prediction in reproductive medicine.
More efficient feature-importance computation for widely used tree-based models.
Algorithm engineering and empirical evaluation around a hard graph problem.
Similarity search designed around a strict reliability requirement: no false negatives.
A network-science view of how information cascades grow and distribute.
Extending reliable similarity search beyond the standard Euclidean setting.
Company building in deep tech is a portfolio of hard bets, not one model.
Selected programs across medical AI, predictive systems, security, e-commerce and algorithm engineering. Roles span founder, CEO, CTO, Head of R&D, project leader, principal investigator and lead developer.
| Project | Role | Funder | Years | Funding ≈USD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FOLLISCAN HOMEAI support for self-administered transvaginal ultrasound. | Head of R&D & CTO | FENG / PARP | 2024–29 | $5.1M |
| ASFiTET — AcoraiNon-invasive intracardiac-pressure monitoring for heart-failure patients. | Co-founder & CEO | Eurostars 3 | 2024 | $0.5M |
| CASA 3D3D microscope for AI-driven sperm analysis and selection. | Co-founder & CEO | Eurostars 3 | 2023–26 | $0.8M |
| ENDOSCANAI support for ultrasound diagnosis of endometrial receptivity in IVF. | Co-founder & CEO | FENG / PARP | 2023–27 | $3.2M |
| FOLLISCANAI support for ultrasound diagnostics of ovarian reserve. | Head of R&D & CEO | NCBR / POIR | 2021–23 | $2.0M |
| EMBRYOAIDEmbryo viability assessment from image data. | Head of R&D & CEO | NCBR / POIR | 2021–23 | $1.9M |
| User segmentation platformPersonality-based ad segmentation. | Project Leader & CEO | POIR | 2020 | $2.2M |
| ANN without false negativesNearest-neighbor search with no false negatives. | Principal Investigator | NCN | 2019–21 | $20K |
| Flight scoring & predictionAdaptive ML for flight delay and compensation forecasting. | Project Leader & CEO | POIR | 2018–20 | $3.8M |
| Ad categorization systemAutomatic categorization into more than 20,000 categories. | Project Leader & CEO | Gemius | 2017–18 | — |
| PROKRYMCrime-prediction system for the Polish police. | ML Team Leader | NCBR | 2015–18 | $1.8M |
| PAAL Proof of ConceptGame-theoretic user-behaviour models for e-markets. | Programmers' Lead | ERC / #680912 | 2015–17 | $0.7M |
| RTB CTR predictionClick-through-rate prediction for real-time bidding. | Project Leader | RTB House | 2015–16 | +14% revenue |
| PAALPractical Approximation Algorithms Library, open-source C++14. | Lead Developer | ERC / #259515 | 2013–15 | $4.7M |
ASRM Scientific Congress · Baltimore, USA
ASRM Scientific Congress · Baltimore, USA
MRSi · Chicago, USA · oral abstract winner
Health AI & CyberSec Summit · Warsaw
27th CRB Symposium · AAB College of Reproductive Biology · Las Vegas, USA
TSRM — Turkish Society of Reproductive Medicine · Antalya, Turkey
ESHRE 40th Annual Meeting · Amsterdam · oral abstract O-218 (Human Reproduction)
Predictive Analytics World · Healthcare · Las Vegas
LSI Europe · Emerging Medtech
C++Now · Aspen, Colorado
My Company Polska
Company award · MIM Fertility · Fertility Care Awards, European Fertility Society — FOLLISCAN
Company recognition · MIM Fertility
Company award · MIM Fertility · FOLLISCAN & EMBRYOAID
Company award · MIM Solutions · Rzeczpospolita
Company award · MIM Solutions · Sebastian Kulczyk
Company award · MIM Solutions · My Company Polska & AWS
Company award · MIM Solutions
Offline data-science competition
ACM RecSys
Business Advisory Group to the European Commission President
University of Warsaw · Maths, Informatics & Mechanics
AI Fertility Society
Human Reproduction · Fertility & Sterility · Systems Biology in Reproductive Medicine · Discover AI
I am most useful where deep research must become a product: fertility clinics, medical AI, ML infrastructure, deep-tech ventures and research collaborations.
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