Marc Jäger is a data engineer and computational materials scientist with nine years of experience bridging chemistry, physics and production-grade data systems. He holds a PhD in Physics from Aalto University where he focused on computational chemistry, heterogeneous nanocatalysis and automated workflows for large datasets. After applying machine learning and data analysis in academia, he moved into industry roles as a data scientist and now a data engineer at UPM Energy, turning research-grade pipelines into scalable energy-focused solutions. His work centers on energy storage and hydrogen-relevant catalysis, combining domain expertise with practical skills in automation and reproducible computation. Based in Espoo, he blends hands-on programming and ML with an uncommon depth in nanoscale catalysis theory, enabling data-driven decisions in materials and energy applications.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (M.Sc.), Chemistry, Master of Science (M.Sc.), Chemistry at The University of Freiburg
Doctor of Science (Technology), Physics, Doctor of Science (Technology), Physics at Aalto University
EIT RawMaterials Academy
English, German, Portuguese, French, Finnish, Italian
Workflow manager for DFT simulations on nanocluster databases using Fireworks
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