Summary
Kerem Semiz is a data science and accelerator physics researcher based in Berlin with three years of hands-on experience building production-quality tools for large scientific teams. At CERN he designed and deployed SPARTA, a physics-aware online analysis framework now used by 50+ physicists for RF cavity diagnostics and under final revision for publication in PRAB, demonstrating an ability to take research code to institution-wide production. He combines strong scientific computing and signal-processing skills with practical software engineering—contributing front-end and back-end fixes at Nextcloud and developing ROS/C++ robot control systems at Fraunhofer and TU Berlin. A founder of a nonprofit that serves 12,500+ students and co-president of Hack Club Berlin, he pairs technical depth with community impact and experience securing partnerships and running large events. Unusually for someone still completing secondary and dual-enrollment studies, he has already presented to and won innovation awards from large technical audiences at CERN.
3 years of coding experience
Yale Young Global Scholars - Selective Summer Program, Yale Young Global Scholars - Selective Summer Program at Yale University
Dual Enrollment & Associates Degree Computer Software Engineering, Dual Enrollment & Associates Degree Computer Software Engineering at Technische Universität Berlin
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) Math AA HL, Physics HL, Economics HL, English Language & Literature HL, Chemistry SL, German A SL, International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) Math AA HL, Physics HL, Economics HL, English Language & Literature HL, Chemistry SL, German A SL at Nelson Mandela Schule Berlin
English, Turkish, French, German