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'''David Gbodi Odaibo''' (born [[January 9]], [[1979]] in Ilorin, Nigeria; died [[September 11]], [[2021]] in [[Birmingham]]) was the co-founder and chief technology officer of [[Analytical AI]]. | '''David Gbodi Odaibo''' (born [[January 9]], [[1979]] in Ilorin, Nigeria; died [[September 11]], [[2021]] in [[Birmingham]]) was the co-founder and chief technology officer of [[Analytical AI]]. | ||
Odaibo, the son of Stephen Kirtsiner and Marie Boyowa Odaibo, grew up in Ilorin, the capital of Kwara in western Nigeria, and attended primary school and secondary school there. He came to [[Birmingham]] to study at [[UAB]]. | Odaibo, the son of Stephen Kirtsiner and Marie Boyowa Odaibo, grew up in Ilorin, the capital of Kwara in western Nigeria, and attended primary school and secondary school there. He and his younger brother [[Stephen Odaibo|Stephen]] came to [[Birmingham]] together in [[1998]] to study at [[UAB]]. | ||
Odaibo earned his bachelor of science in electrical engineering in [[2003]] and went on to complete a master's in applied computer science at Kennesaw State University in Georgia. He returned to UAB for his Ph.D. in computer engineering, which he completed in [[2019]]. That same year he was awarded "grand master" status in Google's "Kaggle" machine learning competitions. | |||
Odaibo died unexpectedly in his sleep in September [[2021]]. He was survived by his wife, [[Heather Odaibo|Heather]] and two children. | Odaibo died unexpectedly in his sleep in September [[2021]]. He was survived by his wife, [[Heather Odaibo|Heather]] and two children. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:35, 23 February 2023
David Gbodi Odaibo (born January 9, 1979 in Ilorin, Nigeria; died September 11, 2021 in Birmingham) was the co-founder and chief technology officer of Analytical AI.
Odaibo, the son of Stephen Kirtsiner and Marie Boyowa Odaibo, grew up in Ilorin, the capital of Kwara in western Nigeria, and attended primary school and secondary school there. He and his younger brother Stephen came to Birmingham together in 1998 to study at UAB.
Odaibo earned his bachelor of science in electrical engineering in 2003 and went on to complete a master's in applied computer science at Kennesaw State University in Georgia. He returned to UAB for his Ph.D. in computer engineering, which he completed in 2019. That same year he was awarded "grand master" status in Google's "Kaggle" machine learning competitions.
Odaibo died unexpectedly in his sleep in September 2021. He was survived by his wife, Heather and two children.
References
- "David Odaibo" obituary (September 22, 2021) The Birmingham News