Summary
Henry Heberle is a Data Scientist and PhD-trained computer scientist with 10+ years of industry experience and a 15+ year track record applying machine learning, statistics, feature selection, and visualization across domains from social and biological networks to crop science. He specializes in visual analytics and human-centered design, building explainable AI pipelines and interactive visualizations that help end users make cost-saving, evidence-driven decisions. At Bayer he has translated field-trial and pharmaceutical data into actionable insights through visualization engineering and XAI, and earlier built production-grade web tools (React/D3) that improved UX in education and customer queue management. His research background includes publishing in high-impact journals and delivering open interactive systems during a Dalhousie exchange, demonstrating an ability to move academic methods into practical tools. A creative problem solver and effective communicator, he blends technical depth with UX sensitivity—he also paints oil and practices watercolor, a habit he credits for sharpening observational skills useful in data storytelling.
10 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
University of São Paulo
Portuguese, English, German