Krzysztof Hryniów received his M.Sc. in Computer Science (2006) and Ph.D. in Automation and Robotics (2012) from Warsaw University of Technology and has been an Assistant Professor at its Faculty of Electrical Engineering since 2013. His research interests include data mining, advanced preprocessing and anomaly detection, modern database technologies (NoSQL, in-memory and graph databases), parallel and GPGPU computing, and graph-based algorithms for dynamic systems realization and control. Alongside his academic work, he has several years of industry experience in software development, IT systems implementation, game design and R&D consulting in the IT and gamedev sectors, which he actively integrates into applied research and teaching. His recent research focuses on applied computer science in medicine and advanced decision making in non-Markovian envinroments.
Warsaw University of Technology
Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland
Electrical Engineering
Rector's award for scientific achievements, 2016
Warsaw University of Technology
Rector's award for scientific achievements in 2015-2016; III grade; team award.
Main Prize in National Inter-university Young Masters Competition
Program Council of the Teleinformatics Forum
2022 Main Prize in National Inter-university Young Masters Competition in the category "Best Paper"; team award.
Special Prize in National Inter-university Young Masters Competition
Program Council of the Teleinformatics Forum
2022 Special Prize in National Inter-university Young Masters Competition in the category "Best paper - IoT and AI"; team award.
Distinction 1st Class for supervisory care
IEEE
Distinction 1st Class for supervisory care in IEEE national competition Engineer4Science
University Educator/Researcher
Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
01 Jan 2013 - present
Senior IT Specialist
Masdiag, Warsaw, Poland
01 Mar 2019 - 01 Jun 2021
University Lecturer
Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
01 Sep 2006 - 01 Jan 2013
Programmer
Software Business Group, Warsaw, Poland
01 Aug 2005 - 01 Jun 2006