Summary
Florian Seeber is an engineer with a foundation in applied theoretical and computational physics and eight years of hands-on experience across automation, robotics, CNC machining, and electrical assembly. He completed a master's thesis working with the Finite Element Method and MATLAB, and contributed to magnetic field analysis for dipole magnets during a summer program at GSI Helmholtz. At Micros Automation he progressed from summer technician to engineer, programming MOTOMAN and ABB robots, creating CAD designs in Autodesk Inventor, and operating CNC equipment—demonstrating practical expertise that bridges theory and shop-floor realities. Based in Bruneck, Italy, he is eager to apply his analytical background to automotive, energy, and robotics challenges and is comfortable learning new domains when projects demand it. An understated strength is his long track record of varied summer roles, which cultivated multidisciplinary problem solving and a pragmatic approach to engineering.
8 years of coding experience
Diplom-Ingenieur, Engineering Physics/Applied Physics, Diplom-Ingenieur, Engineering Physics/Applied Physics at Technische Universität Graz
High School, Chemistry, High School, Chemistry at Technologische Fachoberschule Bruneck
German, English, Italian