H&M Group
Fredrik Paul is a highly experienced data scientist with a strong focus on machine learning and artificial intelligence. Currently serving as Lead Data Scientist at H&M Group since February 2019, Fredrik specializes in computer vision, product recommendations, and personalization, employing advanced techniques such as deep learning, multimodal LLMs, and reinforcement learning to enhance customer engagement. Prior to H&M, Fredrik worked at Klarna from October 2017 to February 2019, where responsibilities included developing machine learning models for credit decisioning. Fredrik also gained valuable experience at Sergel Group, supporting data-driven initiatives in the Nordics and Baltics. Academic credentials include a Master of Science in Business and Economics from Lund University and additional studies in Data Science at Högskolan Dalarna.
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H&M Group
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In 1947 Erling Persson opened a ladieswear store called Hennes with the idea of making fashion available and affordable to all. The store in Västerås would soon be followed by more. Today, H&M Group is a global design company with brands in 74 markets. The H&M group is a family of brands making it possible for customers around the world to express themselves through fashion and design, and to choose a more sustainable lifestyle. They create value for people and society in general by delivering their customer offering and developing with a focus on sustainable and profitable growth. The H&M group includes the brands H&M and H&M HOME, COS, Weekday, Monki, & Other Stories and ARKET, the marketplace Afound and the B2B initiative Treadler. In addition, the H&M group is the majority shareholder in Sellpy, a fast-growing ecommerce platform for second-hand items. Their brands all have their own unique identity, and they complement each other well. Together they offer a great variety of styles and trends within fashion and accessories, beauty and sportswear as well as interiors. While increasing the share of recycled or other more sustainably sourced materials their brands are also offering customers several services to make a sustainable lifestyle accessible to more people. The H&M group’s brands reach customers around the world. Wherever, whenever and however their customers want to meet them – in their stores, on their websites, in digital marketplaces and on social media– they want to offer a convenient and inspiring experience in which the channels interact and strengthen each other. They are continuing to focus on digital growth, optimisation of the store portfolio and integration of online and physical stores.