Summary
Rebecca Miko is a robotics engineer and PhD candidate with 8 years' experience building sensor-driven autonomous systems, specializing in real-time data pipelines and computationally efficient neural algorithms for edge deployment. She has a proven track record integrating novel gas and environmental sensors onto wheeled, quadruped, and humanoid platforms, delivering end-to-end prototypes from custom mechanical assembly and PCBs to CI/CD-managed ROS and Python/C++ codebases. Her research blends neuromorphic/spiking neural networks with practical control on resource-constrained hardware, and she has led junior researchers while collaborating across materials science and neuromorphic computing groups. Seeking industry roles, she brings hands-on hardware integration, field-tested autonomy, and an unusual combination of computational neuroscience insight with production-focused engineering.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
PHD Candidate, Neural Networks and Algorithms for Gas- based Control in Robotics, PHD Candidate, Neural Networks and Algorithms for Gas- based Control in Robotics at University of Hertfordshire
English, German