Philip Wiese is a Zurich-based doctoral student at ETH Zurich with 11 years of engineering experience bridging hardware and software for energy-efficient embedded systems. He develops deep neural network compilers for heterogeneous RISC-V multicore platforms and works on ultra-low-power multimodal sensing and fault-tolerant microcontroller designs. His background includes leading electrical engineering for a student Hyperloop prototype, hands-on PCB and firmware development, and designing measurement and UI systems in industry. Philip pairs interdisciplinary academic rigor with practical product delivery—often translating research prototypes into robust, supply-chain-aware hardware teams. He is internationally minded (exchange at NUS) and brings a knack for connecting global collaborators to tackle large-scale, real-world challenges.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
High School, Physics und Applications of Mathematics, High School, Physics und Applications of Mathematics at Kantonsschule Reussbühl
Master of Science ETH - MS ETH, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Master of Science ETH - MS ETH, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology at ETH Zürich
Exchange Semester, Exchange Semester at National University of Singapore
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