Pilar Navarro Ramírez

I work at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and social impact, with a strong belief that technology should be used to serve meaningful causes. Until recently, I worked as an AI Researcher at Panacea Cooperative Research and volunteered part-time as an AI Engineer at Wildlife.ai, where I explored how deep learning can contribute to fields like medical imaging, anthropology, and wildlife conservation.

My academic background includes a dual degree in Computer Science and Mathematics, an honors Bachelor’s thesis on deep learning for the automatic segmentation of prostate cancer in MRI images, and an international academic experience in Germany, which helped me grow both personally and professionally.

I’ve led and contributed to projects involving medical imaging, facial analysis, image translation, wildlife detection using deep learning, and distance estimation from facial indexes, always with a strong focus on scientific rigor and social relevance.

I’m open to new opportunities where I can continue growing as an AI engineer, particularly in projects related to visual data. I’d be especially excited to join initiatives that have a positive impact on the environment, animal health, conservation, or societal well-being.

Outside of my technical work, I am deeply committed to personal development and emotional intelligence. I regularly explore topics like psychological well-being, self-leadership, and communication. I enjoy guiding others through mentorship and personal growth, and I’m always seeking to evolve as both a scientist and a human being.