AI & Data Consultant
EY · Denmark
Working at the intersection of AI, analytics and business in financial services, translating complex data and technology topics into practical approaches. Client-specific work is intentionally not shared here.
About me · Copenhagen, Denmark
A little about me.
I'm Abdul Kousa, an AI & Data Consultant at EY, working in financial services in Denmark.
My background is in mathematical modelling and data science. Today, I'm especially interested in connecting technical possibilities with business needs: understanding a problem, designing a sensible approach, and building solutions that people can actually use.
Based in Denmark
Working across AI, data and business
Experience
The path from data science to applied AI.
Data Scientist
Healthcare technology (Repiro)
Worked with Python, data analysis and machine learning in the development of diagnostic support tools related to oxygen therapy, alongside cross-functional prototyping and testing.
Data Science Teaching Assistant
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Supported teaching in computational data science, social data analysis and networks, helping students apply Python and machine learning methods to practical projects.
Education
The foundation behind the work.
2020 – 2023
MSc, Mathematical Modelling and Computation
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Specialisation in Data Science and Big Data. My master's thesis examined deep learning approaches to forecasting smartphone app usage.
2013 – 2015
BSc, General Engineering
Earlier studies
Studies in computer science and cyber systems, including algorithms, data structures and machine learning.
Skills & interests
Tools and topics I work with.
Data science
Statistical analysis · Machine learning · Deep learning · NLP · Time series · Data visualisation
Engineering toolkit
Python · SQL · PyTorch · PySpark · Git · Azure Databricks
Current interests
LLM applications · AI agents · AI solution architecture · Production AI systems
Let's connect.
Interested in exchanging ideas on applied AI, data engineering or building useful technology?