Anne Schuth

Machine Learning Engineer @Ditto

Utrecht, NL
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2025 — Present

Machine Learning Engineer @Ditto

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Rotterdam, NL

EDUCATION

2011 — 2016

University of Amsterdam

PhD, Computer Science / Information Retrieval / Self Learning Search

2004 — 2007

University of Amsterdam

BSc., Artificial Intelligence

2001 — 2003

St. Michael College, Zaandam, The Netherlands

Highschool, Natural Sciences

2008 — 2010

University of Amsterdam

MSc., Artificial Intelligence

1999 — 2001

Adriaan Roland Holstschool, Bergen, The Netherlands

Highschool

SKILLS

ResearchWeb DevelopmentC++CProgrammingJavaInformation ExtractionText MiningXquerySoftware EngineeringComputer ScienceMachine LearningMachine TranslationJavascriptSearch Engine TechnologySearch EnginesAlgorithmsOnline EvaluationComputational LinguisticsEnglishSoftware DevelopmentUser InteractionPythonReinforcement LearningLatexGitC#MatlabXml DatabasesData MiningJqueryStatisticsScienceData AnalysisDutchHuman Computer InteractionArtificial IntelligenceExistBashXslt

ABOUT ANNE SCHUTH

I work on Engineering and AI for the Dutch Government, mostly on RegelRecht (https://regelrecht.rijks.app).I spend one day a week on other things, currently at Ditto.I used to be Machine Learning Engineering Manager in the Search team at Spotify. Before joining Spotify, I spent almost 4 years at DPG Media in various roles, all contributing towards a push for personalisation of news products. Before that, I was a research scientist at Google AI in London and a data scientist at Blendle in Utrecht. I hold a PhD from the University of Amsterdam where I studied self-learning search engines. I interned at Bing/Microsoft Research in Cambridge UK and Yandex in Moscow.

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