Summary
Daniel Schuette is a physician-scientist and postdoctoral researcher at Uniklinik Köln with eight years of experience at the intersection of clinical oncology and computational biology. He combines hands-on patient care as a resident in hematology/oncology with research in computational cancer biology, bringing rigorous medical training (MD summa cum laude) together with a formal computer science background. An active programmer who prefers Haskell and C++, he focuses on theoretical computer science, compilers, and systems programming—skills he applies to developing robust computational tools for biomedical research. His profile reflects top academic performance across medicine and informatics, plus international research experience at Yale, signaling an ability to translate deep technical ideas into clinically relevant solutions. Unusually for a clinician-researcher, he pursues advanced functional programming and systems design in parallel with frontline oncology practice.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Third Medical State Examination, Medicine, 1.00, Third Medical State Examination, Medicine, 1.00 at University of Cologne
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science, Bachelor's degree, Computer Science at FernUniversität in Hagen
Abitur, 0,7 (honored as one of the best graduates in the country), Abitur, 0,7 (honored as one of the best graduates in the country) at Gymnasium Theodorianum
English, German, Latin, greek, ancient