Josué Vizcaíno is a software engineer and computational microscopy researcher with 12 years of experience, now building fluorescence deconvolution tools at ZEISS Microscopy in Munich. He holds a PhD-level background from TUM and Bern focused on 3D real-time microscopy, adaptive optics, and wave-optics modeling, and has applied deep learning and Bayesian methods (including Normalizing Flows) to inverse imaging problems. His skill set spans computer vision, tomographic reconstruction, GPU programming, and production frameworks such as PyTorch, CUDA, OpenCV and microManager. Prior roles include graphics validation at Intel and interactive visual arts and 3D animation work, giving him a rare blend of rigorous scientific computation and creative real-time visualization. He also brings embedded sensing and microcontroller experience, useful for end-to-end microscopy hardware–software integration. Pragmatic and curious, he enjoys replacing classical model components with probabilistic and learned alternatives to push imaging performance.
12 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Ingeniería mecatronica, Robotica, Ingeniería mecatronica, Robotica at Universidad del Mayab
Mechatronics Engineering, Robotics and artificial intelligence, Mechatronics Engineering, Robotics and artificial intelligence at Centro de Enseñanza Técnica Industrial
Master of Science (M.Sc.), Biomedical Computing, Master of Science (M.Sc.), Biomedical Computing at Technische Universität München
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