John Martinsson is a doctoral student and research scientist with 11 years of experience applying machine learning and deep learning to audio and visual sensing problems. Based in Sweden, he combines doctoral-level research in spectral and time-frequency analysis with practical deployments of sensor-driven soundscape monitoring to quantify biodiversity and ecosystem change. His work spans academic collaborations (including a visiting stint at Tampere University on active learning for bioacoustics) and applied research at RISE, bridging novel algorithms and real-world annotation workflows. He has a strong foundation in algorithms and probabilistic modeling from Chalmers University of Technology and prior software engineering roles that shaped robust tooling for data collection and visualization. Open to funding collaborations, he’s particularly interested in scaling continuous acoustic and visual sensor networks to make human impacts on nature measurable. A less obvious strength is his blend of deep technical expertise and hands-on experience building annotation-efficient ML pipelines that reduce labeling costs while improving ecological insight.
11 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Computer Science, Algorithms, Languages and Logic, Master's degree, Computer Science, Algorithms, Languages and Logic at Chalmers University of Technology
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John Martinsson - Doctoral Student at Lund University