Alexander Pino

I’m a full-stack software engineer and AI developer currently deploying AI agents in the physical world at Accenture Industry X. As the lead of a five-person moonshot team, I combine the latest developments in knowledge work automation with deep industrial software expertise — building agents for factories, construction sites, mines, and electrical plants that handle fieldwork productivity and site management.

Previously I was a research intern at FrontierLab@OsakaU and a fellow at WhiteBox Research, where I worked on LLM safety benchmarking in collaboration with Apart Research.

Authors: Benjamin Louis Ang, Alexander Pino Jr., Dane Lauren Rosario Full Manuscript Click here to read the paper in full. Abstract Basketball is one of the most popular team sports, whose many competitive, well-organized and well-recorded leagues provide rich sources of data frequently used to analyze tactics, strategy, player performance and team composition. A consequence of basketball’s team dynamics, comprising five active players per team on the court who may be replaced by substitute players on many occasions per game, is the formation of archetypes; players are categorized into positions based on roles they play, such as point-scoring, rebounding or defense. However, the evolution of game strategy has meant that the three traditional positions, namely—guard, forward, and center, are no longer sufficient to completely describe roles of players within the team. ...

Alexander Pino

Research Internship Poster - Computer Vision

Undergraduate Thesis - Topological Data Analysis

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Alexander Pino