Oluwatobi Lowen is a data scientist with a professional background in academia, corporate firms, and government sectors. He is deeply passionate about using data to drive innovation and societal transformation.
Oluwatobi specializes in analyzing complex datasets to discover actionable insights, streamline processes, and guide strategic decisions. He firmly believes that data has the potential to revolutionize the future. His research and projects focus on exploring the frontiers of data science and artificial intelligence, aiming to understand and anticipate the impact of data-driven technologies across various sectors. He has previously worked as an instructor at the University of Minnesota Duluth and as a data analyst at Meta and Hennepin County.
In addition to his professional endeavors, Oluwatobi is an advocate for data literacy and education. He actively participates in initiatives that seek to demystify data science for wider audiences, ensuring that the transformative power of data is accessible to all. His enthusiasm for data is matched by his curiosity about how it can be used to build a better, more informed future. He holds a B.Tech in Applied Mathematics, an MS in Statistics, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Information Technology.
Oluwatobi teaches Data Analysis Foundations for CCAPS.