Summary
Martin Stoffel is a Machine Learning Engineer and evolutionary geneticist with 11 years of experience bridging cutting-edge research and production AI. He has authored 24 publications (including Nature Communications and PNAS), built multiple open-source packages used in genetics and ecology, and delivered large-scale genomics pipelines—processing 6,000+ Thoroughbred genomes that led to a publication and patent. At The Alan Turing Institute he created AutoEmulate to dramatically speed physics simulations, and more recently has built production AI agents and researched ML safety for biosecurity. Based in Edinburgh, he mixes deep quantitative biology expertise with practical deployment skills (AWS, FastAPI, Claude) and a track record of turning academic ideas into scalable, reproducible software.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MSc Behaviour: From Neural Mechanisms to Evolution, Master of Science - MSc Behaviour: From Neural Mechanisms to Evolution at Bielefeld University
Bachelor of Science - BSc Psychology, Bachelor of Science - BSc Psychology at University of Koblenz and Landau