Summary
Alexander Jaeger is a lecturer and researcher at University College Cork with 12 years’ experience designing electromagnetic tracking systems for industrial and medical applications. He progressed from PhD student to postdoctoral researcher and now faculty, developing open-source electromagnetic navigation tools and steerable catheter technologies for bronchoscopy. Comfortable across hardware and software, his background includes ADC testing, embedded systems, computer vision prototyping in C++/OpenCV, and lab automation from internships at Analog Devices and Imperial College. Based in Cork, his work bridges academic research and practical device development, often translating experimental navigation methods into deployable systems. Notably, his PhD focused on creating openly available navigation software, reflecting a commitment to reproducible engineering and clinical translation.
12 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Development of an open-source electromagnetic navigation system, PhD, Development of an open-source electromagnetic navigation system at University College Cork