Alexandra-Mihaela Olteanu
Fields of expertise
Privacy
Probabilistic inference
Algorithms
Game Theory
Machine Learning
Biography
I am a Ph.D. student at EPFL, in the LCA1 group led by Prof. Jean-Pierre Hubaux, working under the co-supervision of Prof. Kévin Huguenin (UNIL). In 2013, I earned my MSc in Computer Science, with a Specialization in Internet Computing, from EPFL. During my master studies, I held an excellence academic scholarship from EPFL and received a Google Anita Borg Memorial scholarship. In 2008, I obtained my BSc in Mathematics and Computer Science from Babes-Bolyai University. My main areas of interest revolve around privacy, in particular interdependent aspects of privacy and applications of machine learning for privacy. I currently focus on quantifying location privacy at the social level.Mission
Investigate interdependent privacy issues in online social networks and mobile applications.Teaching Assistant
Fall 2011 "Algorithms and "Software Design Engineering" Fall 2014 "Physique Générale I (IN&SC)" Spring 2015 "Mobile Networks" Fall 2015 "Linear Algebra" "Privacy Protection" Spring 2016 "Mobile Networks" Fall 2016 "Linear Algebra" Spring 2017 "Mobile Networks" Fall 2017 "Information Security and Privacy"Professional course
Software Development Engineer
Microsoft
2008 - 2011
Intern
Experter Sp. z o.o
2007 (3 months)
Intern
Siemens PSE
2006 (3 months)