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Dr. Shay Maymon ד"ר שי מימון

Dr. Shay Maymon
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The Open university of Israel 1 University Road, P. O. Box 808, Raanana 4353701
Email:shayma@openu.ac.il

Quantitative research professional with deep expertise in machine learning, signal processing, and optimization. I leverage advanced mathematical and computational methodologies to tackle complex scientific and engineering challenges with rigor and creativity. Experienced in leading research projects from conception to implementation, I develop innovative models and algorithms and conduct comprehensive data analyses that connect theoretical foundations with practical, scientifically robust applications. Devoted to advancing knowledge through quantitative research, I strive to foster innovation in research and education that bridges the gap between industry and academia.

 

2007–2011
PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), MA
Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Digital Signal Processing Group
Thesis - Sampling and Quantization for Optimal Reconstruction
Advisor - Professor Alan V. Oppenheim
Minor - Brain and Cognitive Science
1998–1999
MSc (Direct Course for outstanding students), Tel-Aviv University (TAU), ISR
Dept. of Electrical Engineering - Systems; Graduated with Highest Honor, Class rank: 1st
Thesis - The Use of Order-Statistics for Parameter Estimation of a Stable Distribution
Advisor - Professor Hagit Messer
1994–1998
BSc, Tel-Aviv University (TAU), ISR
Electrical Engineering; Graduated with Great Honor, Class rank: 1st

Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, ISR

2014 - The Viterbi Fellowship for post-doctoral researchers (Declined)

2014 - The Ali Kaufman Fellowship for post-doctoral researchers (Declined)

2013 - The Ali Kaufman Fellowship for post-doctoral researchers

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

2007 - 2009 - The Fulbright Fellowship for outstanding PhD students

2007 - 2008 - One of two Israelis nominated to the international competition for the Fulbright Science and Technology Doctoral Program to outstanding students. 

Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv, ISR

2005 - The President and Rector Award for outstanding graduate students (Awarded to top 2 students in Engineering School)

2005 - The Yitzhak and Chaya Weinstein Study Prize for outstanding students

1999 - The Trotski Scholarship for distinguished graduate and research students

1999 - MSc: Faculty Dean’s List of outstanding graduate students (Awarded to top 2 students in Engineering School)

1997/’98 - BSc: Faculty Dean’s List of outstanding undergraduate students (Awarded to top 5% of students in Engineering School)

1996/’97 - BSc: Faculty Dean’s List of outstanding undergraduate students

1995/’96 - BSc: Faculty Dean’s List of outstanding undergraduate students

1994/’95 - BSc: Faculty Dean’s List of outstanding undergraduate students

  • The Open University of Israel, Raanana, ISR, 2019–present
  • Course Developer & Lecturer, Mathematics for Machine Learning, 2024–present
  • Course Lecturer, Deep Learning, 2024–present
  • Course Developer & Lecturer, Machine Learning, 2019–present

  • Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv, ISR, 1996–2019
  • Lecturer, Statistical Machine Learning, Feb. 2019–June 2019
  • Secondary Lecturer, Detection and Estimation Theory, Feb. 1998–June 2006
  • Lecturer, Random Signals and Noise, Oct. 2001–Aug. 2005
  • Teaching Assistant, Random Signals and Noise, Feb. 1997–June 2000
  • Teaching Assistant, Signals and Systems, Feb. 1996–June 1998

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, 2008–2010 
  • Recitation Instructor, Probabilistic Systems Analysis, Feb.–June 2010.
  • Recitation Instructor, Intro. to Communication, Control, and Signal Processing, Feb.–June 2009.
  • Teaching Assistant, Signals and Systems, Feb.–June 2008.

  • Bar- Ilan University, Ramat-Gan, ISR, 2006–2007 
  • Lecturer, Linear Systems, Oct. 2006–Feb. 2007.

  • Tel- Aviv Academic College of Engineering, Tel-Aviv, ISR, 2001–2003
  • Lecturer, Advanced Signal Processing, Oct. 2002–Feb. 2003.
  • Lecturer, Image Processing, Feb.–June 2002.
  • Lecturer, Random Signals and Noise, Oct. 2001–Feb. 2002.