Dmitry Mezhensky

Dmitry Mezhensky

Dmitry Mezhensky joined Grid Dynamics in 2014 and has worked on various Big Data projects since. One of the major projects, iCrossing, was a huge success as we built a high-performing Big Data platform. Dmitry is currently on-site at a large retailer.

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Dmitry Mezhensky

Dmitry Mezhensky joined Grid Dynamics in 2014 and has worked on various Big Data projects since. One of the major projects, iCrossing, was a huge success as we built a high-performing Big Data platform. Dmitry is currently on-site at a large retailer.

Dmitry Mezhensky

A scalable, configuration-driven machine learning platform

Co-created by Grid Dynamics Director of Data Engineering, Dmitry Mezhensky, and Yieldmo Head of Analytics and Data Science, Sergei Izrailev Introduction Yieldmo, a Grid Dynamics client, is an advertising platform that helps brands improve digital ad experiences through creative tech and artificial intelligence (AI). The company uses bespoke ad formats, proprietary attention signals, predictive format

LLMOps blueprint for closed-source large language models

Building solutions using closed-source large language models (LLMs), including models like GPT-4 from OpenAI, or PaLM2 from Google, is a markedly different process to creating private machine learning (ML) models, so traditional MLOps playbooks and best practices might appear irrelevant when applied to LLM-centric projects. And indeed, many companies currently approach LLM projects as greenfield

Analytics and ML platform modernization: A case study

MLOps and DataOps principles, such as infrastructure-as-a-code management, continuous integration and continuous delivery, proper monitoring, and a standard approach to working with data assets, are essential components of a modern data estate. In this case study, we show how we helped a global gaming loyalty company improve business KPIs, such as reduced total cost of

How to enhance MLOps with ML observability features: A guide for AWS users

Adoption of machine learning (ML) methods across all industries has drastically increased over the last few years. Starting from a handful of ML models, companies now find themselves supporting hundreds of models in production. Operating these models requires the development of comprehensive capabilities for batch and real-time serving, data management, uptime, scalability and many other