Revolut invites Apache Beam meetup 6: detecting fraud @ Revolut & tech deep dive


Details
We want to invite you to join us for the 6th Beam meet up in London, and the first one in 2019.
We will have 2 speakers: the first one talking about a use-case and the second one is a technical deep dive. We hope to be able to welcome you at Revolut this time (http://revolut.com) offices!
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Agenda
18:30 - Registrations, pizza and drinks.
18:45 - kick-off
19:00 - 1st talk: Beam at Revolut.
19:30 - 2nd talk: Beam in-depth: Beam portability and cross-language pipelines
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Talks
1st talk
For the first talk, we welcome Dmitri Lihhatsov (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dmlih), data scientist specialising in fraud at Revolut. Dmitri will talk about the fraud detection system he has built using Apache Beam and how it resulted in a fourfold reduction in card fraud by developing insights and predicting customer behaviour to identify fraud patterns such as abnormal spending - without human intervention.
2nd talk
Robert Bradshaw (https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-bradshaw-1b48a07), senior software engineer at Google, one of the original authors of the FlumeJava and Dataflow paper (https://ai.google/research/people/RobertBradshaw) will go deeper into the technicalities of Beam. Specifically, he will talk about Beam portability and cross-language pipelines.
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Who should attend
Everyone interested in Data Engineering, Data Science and Machine Learning, who wants to learn about one of the newer and exciting Apache projects focused on batch & stream processing of data. We try to cover both business value as well as digging deeper technically.
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Sponsors
Thanks to Revolut (revolut.com) for providing the space. Thanks to Google (about.google) for sponsoring food & drinks at this meet up.

Revolut invites Apache Beam meetup 6: detecting fraud @ Revolut & tech deep dive