Daniel Ortiz-Martínez
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Summary
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SeniorDaniel Ortiz-Martínez is an associate professor at the University of Barcelona with 12 years of experience bridging machine learning, data science, and natural language processing in both academic and translational biomedical contexts. He holds a PhD in Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence and has contributed to major EU-funded projects like CASMACAT and MIPRCV, publishing over 50 papers and co-supervising doctoral research. His work spans teaching core programming and algorithms to coordinating an NLP course for UB’s Master in Data Science, reflecting strong pedagogy alongside research. Daniel has applied statistical and machine learning methods to cancer and genomics studies during postdoctoral roles at IDIBAPS and IRB Barcelona, translating methods into real-world biomedical insights. An active open-source maintainer, he builds AI/ML toolkits that support reproducible research and practical deployments—an intersection of rigorous academia and production-minded engineering. Based in Barcelona, he combines deep technical foundations with experience reviewing European research grants, giving him a strategic view of research impact and funding landscapes.
12 years of coding experience
Github Skills (28)
pattern-recognition10
machine-translation10
artificial-intelligence10
dataflow-programming10
python10
statistics10
machine-learning10
statistical-machine-translation10
tokenizer10
hpc-applications10
natural-language-processing10
bash9
flow-based-programming9
linear-programming9
optimization8
Programming languages (5)
Github contributions (5)
daormar/thot
Nov 2013 - Nov 2022
Thot toolkit for statistical machine translation
Contributions:2260 commits, 918 pushes, 34 branches in 9 years 1 month
statistical-machine-translationnatural-language-processingmachine-learningmachine-translationartificial-intelligence
daormar/snptools
Jul 2015 - Apr 2022
Contributions:63 commits, 28 pushes, 2 branches in 6 years 10 months
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