Summary
Ismail Prada is a computational linguist and project assistant with 11 years of experience applying NLP and digital humanities methods to historical texts across Swiss universities including ETH Zürich, University of Zurich, Bern, and Basel. He blends strong Python skills with expertise in named entity enrichment, linking historical documents to authority databases (e.g., GND/Wikipedia) and supporting scholarly digital editions. Currently pursuing a doctorate in Digital Humanities while completing an MA in Computational Linguistics and History, he bridges rigorous historical training with hands-on machine learning and text-processing workflows. Based in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland, he’s equally at home developing research software and exploring computer game design—an unconventional hobby that informs his interest in interactive textual tools.
11 years of coding experience
Doctor's Degree, Digital Humanities, Doctor's Degree, Digital Humanities at University of Bern
Master of Arts - MA, Computational Linguistics / History, Master of Arts - MA, Computational Linguistics / History at University of Zurich