Summary
Tomislav Bazina is a DSc candidate and research/teaching assistant in mechanical engineering who specializes in data analytics, measurement systems, and rehabilitation robotics. He leads research on an upper-limb rehabilitation device while applying supercomputing for vibration analysis in an industrial power transformer project, bridging academia and industry. With nine years of hands-on experience from CNC programming and machining to CAD/CAM, he pairs practical manufacturing know-how with scientific methods. An avid coder in R and Python, he has developed open-source tools for machine vision, vibration analysis, and production optimization, reflecting a rare blend of lab-to-field systems development. Known for accelerating legacy optimization code by orders of magnitude, he teaches mechatronics and machine design courses and actively promotes science through conferences and public outreach.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Technical Sciences Rehabilitation robotics, Doctor of Technical Sciences Rehabilitation robotics at University of Rijeka, Faculty of Engineering
Undergraduate studies in Mechanical Engineering, Undergraduate studies in Mechanical Engineering at University of Zagreb, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture
Science and Mathematics Gymnasium, Science and Mathematics Gymnasium at Tin Ujević High School
Croatian, English, German