Navigate your Future
‍with IntelliMapLab

I have been working in automotive map data processing for more than 7 years. Sharing this expertise excites me, as it enables students to better understand and navigate the complexities of the field.My lessons will prioritize hands-on exercises over theoretical lectures, aiming for a more practical approach to understanding map data processing.

To become an expert, you should keep learning, practice your skills, and talk to other people in your field. Stay committed and focused.

I am a delivery manager with an automotive technical background.

I've been working in automotive map creation for almost six years. I'm excited to spread my knowledge in NDS and help our Intellias Maps Department grow and expand.

To master something, keep learning and practicing, and never avoid challenges. Embrace feedback and learn from every experience – the wins and the not-so-wins.

I have more than ten years in IT, and I like to share knowledge about valuable instruments that are used in cartographic data processing.

Geography is a passion of my life. And even when I became a Java developer, I preferred projects with the map domain.

My lesson will demo the abilities of Java geometry libraries.

I believe that to become an expert you should do what you like.

I have a master's degree in computer science and more than 10 years' experience in IT on different projects and positions. But automotive segment and especially map making became my big passion.

On one of my lessons, we will get an understanding of the domain and product: why do we need maps and how they can change the world we are living in. On another one we dive into software development life cycle and peculiarities of processes in the automotive filed.

I believe that to become an expert you should have hungry mind and love what you do

I started my career as a software developer for financial services. But for the last 5 years I'm working in automotive industry, and I find this area much more interesting, dynamic and challenging.

During the course I will inform you about the most recent version of the navigation data standard which is in high demand in the automotive area. During my classes, I will provide a quick overview of the topic and then focus on real-life use-cases and examples.

I believe that to become an expert you should work hard and be passionate about what you're doing.

I have been working in automotive map data processing for more than 7 years. Sharing this expertise excites me, as it enables students to better understand and navigate the complexities of the field.

My lessons will prioritize hands-on exercises over theoretical lectures, aiming for a more practical approach to understanding map data processing.

To become an expert, you should keep learning, practice your skills, and talk to other people in your field. Stay committed and focused.

More than eight years of working with students and five years of programming have proven to me that "Patriae decori civibus educandis."

If data can control us, then statistics make it possible for us to control data.
My approach is practice, deep immersion in theory, and then more practice.


To become an expert, you should know the boundaries of your expertise—and constantly shift them.