Summary
Andreas Riegler is an Assistant Professor and Senior UX researcher-developer with nine years of hands-on experience in human-computer interaction, mobile and automotive applications, and mixed-reality user studies. He leads the multinational AutoSimAR project investigating UX and traffic flows in automotive simulations, while teaching courses from Mobile App Development to AR/VR across two universities. As CTO and co-founder of SPRYZE he combines full-stack development, cloud/DevOps and hands-on UX design, and previously led mobile engineering at LearnLinked. His academic work is grounded by a Doctorate in Computer Science and international research visits, and he serves as a reviewer and guest editor for top HCI venues. Andreas also blends AI and natural user interface research into practical prototypes that inform his teaching and product work. Based in Austria, he is completing executive studies at Harvard Business School and Stanford to amplify his impact on innovation and product strategy.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Research Visit to my PhD examiner Professor Ronald Schroeter and his research lab, Research Visit to my PhD examiner Professor Ronald Schroeter and his research lab at QUT (Queensland University of Technology)
Computer Science, Computer Science at Metropolia University of Applied Sciences
Research Visit to USP following my win in the AI@Motion International Challenge, Research Visit to USP following my win in the AI@Motion International Challenge at USP - Universidade de São Paulo
Master’s Degree, Mobile Computing, Master’s Degree, Mobile Computing at University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
Doctorate Degree in Engineering Sciences, Computer Science, Doctorate Degree in Engineering Sciences, Computer Science at Johannes Kepler Universität Linz
Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Innovation at Harvard Business School
Bachelor’s Degree, Economics, Bachelor’s Degree, Economics at FernUniversität in Hagen
Digital Product Management, Digital Product Management at Stanford University
German, English, Spanish