Florian Scheidl is a research scientist with five years of experience building and scaling AI-driven weather and energy forecasting systems. He combines a strong mathematics and data science background from ETH Zürich with hands-on MLOps, feature engineering, and high-performance computing work—most recently optimizing AI weather models at Forschungszentrum Jülich. His prior research on neural compression for weather reanalysis and practical experience in power forecasting and smart panel savings modeling reflect a focus on making large-scale geoscientific data both efficient and actionable. Based in Aachen, he bridges academic rigor and production engineering, often applying graph neural networks and compression techniques to real-world environmental problems. Notably, his career path shows a recurring emphasis on squeezing performance and cost out of large scientific datasets while keeping models deployable.
5 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MSc, Data Science, Master of Science - MSc, Data Science at ETH Zürich
Exchange Semester, Exchange Semester at Delft University of Technology
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