Summary
Robin Mamié is a software engineer with eight years of experience who specializes in bringing machine learning and practical automation into sensitive, production environments—most recently leading ML-driven anonymization, OCR and on-device LLM work at the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland. He holds top grades from EPFL (MSc, BSc) and combines strong systems and data skills with a commitment to ethics and open source when deploying models that must avoid leaking confidential information. Comfortable across the stack, Robin has shipped an electronic judges' workflow, an Android barcode-scanning app, and scalable OCR pipelines while maintaining and optimizing local LLMs. Outside tech he is deeply involved in Olympic wrestling as an international referee and chief-referee for French-speaking Switzerland, bringing discipline, multilingual communication, and governance experience to his technical roles. His background also includes teaching programming at EPFL and work with military signals intelligence, reflecting an unusual mix of academic rigor, operational security awareness, and real-world product delivery.
8 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Computer Science, 5.64/6.00 average, Master of Science - MS, Computer Science, 5.64/6.00 average at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL)
Englisch, Englisch at St. Clare's, Oxford
Bilingual French-German high school diploma, Physics and application of mathematics, political science, Bilingual French-German high school diploma, Physics and application of mathematics, political science at Collège Sainte-Croix, Fribourg
French, German, English, schweizerdeutsch