Biography

I am Lead AI Scientist at piur imaging GmbH in Vienna, Austria. My responsibilities include:

• Leading Research and Development of Deep Learning models for medical applications,
• Planning design and development of Deep Learning workflows (MLOps),
• Coaching young ai engineers.

Senior Deep Learning Scientist at piur imaging GmbH in Vienna, Austria. My responsibilities include:

• Research and Development of Deep Learning models for medical applications,
• Design and development of Deep Learning workflows (MLOps),
• CI/CD improvements implementation, and
• Coaching young ai engineers.

Senior Computer Vision Engineer at Anyline in Vienna, Austria.
My responsibilities included:

• Research and Development of Deep Learning models for various use cases on mobile devices. ,
• Leading Anyline projects in the role of Project Manager,
• Improving agile processes in the role of Scrum Master, and
• Coaching young ai engineers.

Computer Vision Developer at the Kiwisecurity (now Videoanalytic department of Genetec) in Vienna, Austria
My responsibilities included:

• Optimize and develope video-surveillance applications ,
• Restructuring of testing and deployment on GPU of existing applications,
• Improving agile processes in the role of Scrum Master, and
• Coaching young engineers.

I earned a PhD in Computer Science with a focus on Computer Vision from the University of Vienna, where I was supervised by Univ-Prof Dr Otmar Scherzer. During my PhD studies I was a member of the Computational Science Center (CSC). In my thesis I investigated Variational models of visual attention with a special focus on dynamic sequences.

I was a Research Associate for the SMILE Project, a University of Naples Spin-off.
My responsibilities included:

• Creation of an uncalibrated eye-tracker ,
• Developing the City & Bus application for iOS,
• Coaching Master degree students.

I obtained an MSc in Computer Science from University Federico II of Naples. My master's thesis was on "Uncalibrated eye-tracking system using Machine Learning for the prediction of the Point of Gaze" and was primarily supervised by Univ-Prof Dr Francesco Isgrò. Prior to my master's studies I graduated with a BSc in Computer Science.