Jakub Warzych
MSc student at Wrocław University of Science and Technology, focusing on audio and video deepfake recognition.
I earned an engineering degree in Telecommunications at WUST in January 2026. My engineering thesis investigated how telecom channels and codecs affect human ability to recognize synthetic speech and voice clones. I am currently pursuing an MSc in Applied Computer Science while working as a Software Tester at Nokia. My academic interests include acoustics, telecommunications, and computer science, with a focus on objective and subjective methods for audio and video deepfake recognition. Beyond engineering, I am also interested in game design – both digital and tabletop. I also conduct independent hobbyist research in this area, focusing on gameplay mechanics and interactive media technologies.
Research Interests
Audio & Video Deepfakes
Objective and subjective evaluation methods for recognizing synthetic speech and generated video content.
Telecommunications
Signal transmission channels and network infrastructure.
Signal Processing
Analysis and filtering of audio and video data within multimedia systems.
Game Design
Hobbyist research into interactive media, tabletop systems, and gameplay mechanics.
Currently Working On
Research Article (Under Review)
A paper based on my engineering thesis, focusing on the impact of telecom channels and codecs on synthetic speech recognition by human listeners.
Software Testing at Nokia
Manual testing of BTS software for 5G networks, supported by Python and Robot Framework for automation.