Martin Weigl is a software engineer with 9 years of experience who bridges computational biology and practical field phenotyping to turn real-world agricultural problems into data-driven solutions. Currently at datavisyn, he focuses on data science workflows and applied technologies such as Pandas, OpenCV and TensorFlow to analyze complex phenotypic datasets. His prior role managing maize hybrid field trials at SAATBAU LINZ gave him hands-on expertise in experimental design, NIR and GNSS integration, and statistical analysis of large-scale phenotype data. Martin combines domain knowledge from plant breeding with software engineering rigor, enabling automation and remote sensing pipelines that accelerate breeding decisions. Based in Leonding, Austria, he is particularly interested in leveraging computer vision and machine learning to make noisy field data actionable. An unusual strength is his ability to move smoothly between collecting field measurements and building the analysis tooling that extracts scientific insight.
9 years of coding experience
2022, Computational Biology, 2022, Computational Biology at Hagenberg Campus - FH Upper Austria
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