Hi, I'm Ibraheem.

I studied statistics at the University of Ibadan, followed by an MSc in Data and Information Science there.

My full name is Obanla Ibraheem Omotolani.

I worked as a data scientist for Armstrong Global Concepts, then as a machine learning engineer at TechSTEPS, building and deploying models for customer retention and risk, and the reporting around them.

My research is in NLP for low-resource African languages, with a focus on Yorùbá, and I co-authored a preprint on deep learning for early Parkinson's disease detection.

I also support students with their research and writing at universities in the UK, US, Canada and elsewhere, many of them meeting new academic conventions for the first time.