Multiplying workforce impact
A talk and live demonstration exploring investment research, financial models and presentations.
Stephanie Anani
AI engineer · writer · speaker
I help organisations turn AI into business value and individuals reclaim time for what matters. I write about using AI while keeping humanity at the centre.
Solutions Engineer at OpenAI. Previously Google.
Speaking
Talks, practical demonstrations and conversations about putting AI to work and the human decisions that come with it.
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Featured
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About
I’m a Solutions Engineer at OpenAI. Before that, I spent four years at Google specialising in Data & AI. I work with organisations to turn AI’s capabilities into something people can actually use.
My background is mechanical engineering. At the University of Dundee, I researched facial recognition and founded the Women in STEM society. The thread through my engineering, speaking and writing is making technology understandable and thinking carefully about who it serves.
Background and recognition
Selected recognition
IMechE Best Project Certificate
Recognition for research into facial recognition technology.
University profileWimberley Award
School of Science & Engineering nominee, University of Dundee · 2020
University featureSpeaking, workshops & collaborations
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