Kinnunen Lauri
I design, train and ship machine learning systems that survive contact with production, from forecasting models that steer real logistics decisions to retrieval pipelines and the MLOps runways that keep them reliable.
I design, train and ship machine learning systems that survive contact with production, from forecasting models that steer real logistics decisions to retrieval pipelines and the MLOps runways that keep them reliable.
I'm a Machine Learning Engineer based in Turku, Finland, with seven years of experience taking models from notebook prototypes to dependable services. My work sits where modelling meets software engineering: I care as much about data contracts, latency budgets and monitoring as I do about loss curves.
I've built demand-forecasting systems for logistics, anomaly detection for industrial sensor fleets, and LLM-powered retrieval tools for knowledge-heavy teams. I like small, well-instrumented systems, honest offline evaluation, and the moment a model starts paying for itself.
Outside work I mentor junior engineers, contribute to open-source ML tooling and give talks at local meetups about practical MLOps.
A forecasting platform predicting daily volumes for 140 warehouses, 28 days ahead. Temporal Fusion Transformer with quantile outputs feeds staffing and inventory planning.
Streaming autoencoders flag faults in rotating machinery from vibration data. Models are quantised to INT8 and run on low-power gateways with sub-10 ms latency.
An internal assistant answering questions over 60k technical documents, with hybrid search, re-ranking, cited answers and an evaluation harness tracking faithfulness per release.
A paved road for data scientists: project templates, a shared feature store, one-command training jobs on Kubernetes and automated canary rollouts with drift monitoring.