Summary
Mark-matthias Zymla is a research-focused computational linguist and PhD candidate with eight years' experience at Universität Konstanz, specializing in the syntax–semantics interface and formal pragmatics across English and German. He combines formal linguistics expertise (Glue semantics implementation) with hands-on computational skills, contributing to interdisciplinary projects in visual analytics, political argumentation analysis, and corpus linguistics. His work spans research-driven software development, semantic system implementation, and evaluation metrics for visual analytics, reflecting a rare blend of theoretical rigor and practical tooling. Based in Constance, Germany, he aims to fuse deep-learning approaches in computational linguistics with insights from formal theory to build explainable, linguistically grounded NLP tools.
8 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Linguistics, 2.2, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Linguistics, 2.2 at University of Konstanz
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Linguistik, 1.0, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Linguistik, 1.0 at Universität Konstanz
German, English, French, Japanese