Summary
Sebastian Buschjäger is a senior researcher and resource-aware machine learning specialist with eight years of experience bridging academic research and practical deployment for constrained devices. He leads cross-site efforts at the Lamarr Institute, coordinating projects, supervising students, and acting as AI lead for the ZOOM-IN initiative while shaping competitive grant proposals. His PhD (summa cum laude) focused on ensemble learning with discrete classifiers for small devices, and his toolset spans Python, C/C++, VHDL and multi-site GPU cluster orchestration. Since 2023 he has applied these skills to improving sleep-stage tagging for clinical use, with an eye toward translation to wearables. Known for turning theoretical methods into working embedded implementations, he combines rigorous research with hands-on system building and industry-facing workshops. Outside work he plays badminton, started learning drums during lockdown, and curates a visually designed banner created with recraft.ai.
8 years of coding experience
Doktor (rer. nat.) Informatik, Doktor (rer. nat.) Informatik at TU Dortmund University
Abitur, Abitur at Gesamtschule Fröndenberg