Summary
Nico Lösch is a medical engineer and PhD candidate in computer science at the University of Technology Sydney with five years of experience building medical imaging, computer vision and robotics solutions for both research and regulated industry. He has shipped validated software for robotic surgery, developed neural-network and graph-based approaches for tumour segmentation, and built GUIs and preprocessing pipelines to accelerate annotation and model training. More recently he has combined NLP and LLM fine-tuning to extract clinical signals from social media and electronic health records, implementing ETL pipelines and prompt engineering at UNSW. Comfortable across C++, Python and CI/CD-driven development, he bridges academic rigour with practical product validation in medical contexts. Fluent in multiple languages, he leverages strong communication skills to lead cross-disciplinary teams and translate complex research into usable clinical tools. An early contributor to segmentation utilities on GitHub, he favors pragmatic automation that speeds model development and deployment.
5 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science Biomedical Engineering, Master of Science Biomedical Engineering at The Faculty of Engineering at Lund University
Master of Science - MS Biomedizintechnik/Medizintechnik, Master of Science - MS Biomedizintechnik/Medizintechnik at University of Stuttgart
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Computer Science at University of Technology Sydney
English, German, Spanish, French