Summary
Eigil Lippert is a machine learning and modelling engineer and PhD researcher with eight years’ experience applying AI and physics-based methods to Earth observation and ice-sheet modelling. He builds robust model pipelines for large, complex satellite image formats and explores scientific machine learning (including PINNs) to accelerate glacier simulations and reduce inference time. His background spans hands-on fieldwork—from Arctic GNSS deployments to certified emergency-response operations—giving him a pragmatic, calm-under-pressure approach to problem solving. At DTU he supports students with learning needs, translating complex numerical and data-science concepts into structured, actionable workflows. International research stints at JPL, Dartmouth and EPFL underline his ability to bridge C++ simulation backends, deep learning, and remote-sensing data. He is motivated by work that couples analytical depth with tangible climate impact.
7 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Exchange stay, Machine Learning and statistics, Exchange stay, Machine Learning and statistics at EPFL
Technical University of Denmark
English, Danish, French, Italian