Craig Lincoln is a Data Scientist based in Vienna with eight years of professional experience and a strong academic foundation in femtosecond spectroscopy (PhD). He transitioned from experimental physical chemistry and postdoctoral research into data science, bringing deep expertise in experimental design, statistical analysis, and laboratory-grade rigor to real-world data problems. Since 2019 he has been applying these skills at Gradient Zero, turning complex scientific questions into reproducible, production-ready analytical solutions. His background at leading research institutions (TU Wien, Imperial College London, University of Melbourne) gives him rare fluency bridging hands-on experimental work and modern data workflows. Craig’s training combines domain knowledge in spectroscopy with formal data science study at Johns Hopkins, enabling him to extract signal from noisy, high-dimensional datasets. He is noted for disciplined project and lab management practices that translate into robust, well-documented data products.
8 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Johns Hopkins University
B1, B1 at Oesterreichisches Sprach Diplom
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Femtosecond Spectroscopy, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Femtosecond Spectroscopy at Swinburne University of Technology
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