Oliver Glanz
AUSS Co-editor at Andrews University
Randstad, Netherlands
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Top SchoolOliver Glanz is an interdisciplinary scholar and digital humanities researcher with nine years of experience applying computational methods to the Hebrew Bible, currently serving as AUSS co-editor and Associate Professor of Old Testament. He leads and contributes to large-scale projects (Data and Tradition, SHEBANQ) that combine corpus linguistics, valence analysis, and participant tracking to bridge traditional exegesis with machine-assisted text analysis. Trained to PhD level in Biblical Hebrew, hermeneutics and computer science, he has helped formalize the ETCBC database for CLARIN and translate linguistic categories into ISO standards, enabling durable, interoperable research infrastructure. His work on text-syntactical analysis of Jeremiah was integrated into the Stuttgart Electronic Study Bible, illustrating a rare blend of deep philological expertise and practical data curation. Based in the Randstad, he routinely translates technical tooling into accessible web applications for scholars and has published pedagogical and theological materials outside academia. Colleagues value him for bringing rigorous computational workflows to longstanding hermeneutical debates, making traditional texts more queryable and reproducible.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
PhD (with highest distinction), Biblical Hebrew, hermeneutical methodology, theology, computer science, PhD (with highest distinction), Biblical Hebrew, hermeneutical methodology, theology, computer science at Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamBTh, theology, BTh, theology at Seminar Schloss BogenhofenHebraicum, Hebrew, Hebraicum, Hebrew at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
English, German, Dutch
Github Skills (12)
hebrew10
minecraft7
fabric7
javascript7
file-format5
api5
linguistics5
dataset-generation5
textual5
search-engine4
annotations4
digital-humanities1
Programming languages (3)
Github contributions (5)
CenterBLC/LXX
Dec 2021 - Feb 2022
Rahlfs' LXX edition from 1935 with new features developed by the CBLC
Contributions:2 releases, 50 commits, 48 pushes in 1 month
CenterBLC/SBLGNT
Dec 2021 - Feb 2022
Contributions:3 releases, 32 commits, 31 pushes in 1 month
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