Hi, I'm Guillermo Pinto 🦁
Hi, I'm Guillermo Pinto

AI Researcher

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Passionate about Deep Learning and Computer Vision convinced that AI has a huge potential to positively transform people’s lives. I am currently working on thermal imaging projects. Furthermore, I have a strong interest in artificial intelligence research, and I am dedicated to advancing my work in this field through focused research initiatives.

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Experience

  1. Undergraduate Research Assistant

    Universidad Industrial de Santander
    Figure out how to do supervised training with a dataset without labels and then I ended up learning how to do 3D to 2D registration to get some labels using CloudCompare for passive monocular depth estimation with hyperspectral long-wave imagery.

Education

  1. BSc Systems Engineer

    Universidad Industrial de Santander

    GPA: 4.47/5.0

    Courses included:

    • Digital Image Processing
    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Statistics
Selected Projects

I enjoy making things. Here are some projects that I have worked on over the years.

Certifications
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Fundamentals of Deep Learning
NVIDIA ∙ February 2025
I learned how deep learning works through hands-on exercises in computer vision and natural language processing. I trained deep learning models from scratch, mastering tools and techniques to achieve highly accurate results in tasks such as image recognition and language translation. Additionally, I gained experience leveraging state-of-the-art pre-trained models to save time and accelerate deep learning applications. The workshop taught me how multi-layered artificial neural networks can recognize complex patterns in data that are too subtle for traditional expert-written software.
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Generative AI with Diffusion Models
NVIDIA ∙ January 2025
I explored the principles behind generative models. By the end of the course, I was able to build and train a U-Net to generate images from pure noise, enhance image quality using the denoising diffusion process, and incorporate context embeddings to control image outputs. Additionally, I could generate images from English text prompts by leveraging the Contrastive Language-Image Pretraining (CLIP) neural network, bridging the gap between visual and linguistic representations.
Networking Basics
Cisco ∙ May 2024

Learned:

  • How networks function, including data transmission and cabling types
  • IP addressing, Internet data routing, and transport layer operations
  • Built a home wireless network and completed 13 Packet Tracer activities