Mark De Bruijn is a PhD student and researcher specializing in human-robot interaction and collaboration, bringing 16 years of practical software engineering experience to studies of the psychological and sociological dynamics of humans working close to robots. Based in Utrecht and enrolled at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, he blends rigorous academic training from VU Amsterdam and Windesheim with hands-on development roles across startups and municipal IT, including .NET and full-stack engineering positions. He has balanced teaching assistantships and research roles, demonstrating an ability to translate complex HRI concepts into classroom learning and applied projects. Mark’s background as a founder and repeated industry internships gives him a pragmatic, systems-focused perspective on building interactive, people-centered robotic systems. He is uniquely positioned to bridge social science insights and software engineering practice to improve safety, trust, and collaboration in shared human-robot workspaces.
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Mark De Bruijn - PHD Student at University of Massachusetts Lowell